so.... a lonely moon?

Maybe you're right!

Thanks.

I'm gonna be lying awake all night figuring that one out.

I didn't know the moon was lonely. Perhaps her lover is the sun, after all she radiates and reflects his light.

Don't know 'bout that venus.... The sun burns... remember

Wow Venus! That was beautifully profound!!!!

The sun can burn, but it more often brings life and vitality. Without it nothing grows. The moon is ever changing and powerful. It reflects the glory of the sun and enfolds the earth in its radiant energy. The two together, in harmony, bring the beauty of this world into its fullness and most glorious expression.

Thank you, Easywriter!

Errr, sorry Venus, but I have to pull you up on your ever-changing moon.

Apart from the odd dimple due to meteorite strike, it hasn't changed one bit in 4.5 billion years...... except, of course, for a bit of rubbish left behind by some tourists a few decades back.

G'day EasyWriter: After reading your comment I'm trying to work out exactly where I'm mistaken. I stated that the the moon hasn't changed much in 4.5 million years and you have said nothing to dispute this.

I wasn't referring to its orbit or its gravitational pull causing tides (on Earth); just the fact the actual moon does not change its appearance. No atmosphere and water means no wind and water erosion. There are no tectonic plates so rifts and mountains aren't formed; and there's no volcanic activity. In other words........ it's as dead as a dodo.

And as Earth is a bigger target, you'd have to assume we've been hit with more meteors than the moon. We probably have but all the evidence disappears over time.......... unlike the moon. And 70% of the Earth's surface is water after all.

And yes Venus; I probably am getting away from all the romantic, mystical and soppy stuff but hey....... I can't find any other blogs to comment on!