The Moon & Love


Isn’t it lovely how in this gigantic earth, no matter who looks up at the sky, we all see one moon? The moon is majestic and lovely, and lights up the night sky showcasing all its beauty. 

But what adds to its beauty is that, no matter who you are, when you and I look up at the night sky, our gazes fall up on the same moon. So no matter how far you are from your loved ones, you both will glance at the same moon, the same beautiful night sky. It’s crazy how it’s just distance that divides us, but the moon, although it may change shapes, is always constant and shines the same light. 

The moon has always seemed to draw similarities to unfailing love. True love prevails. It has nothing to do with distance, and all to do with the realness of it. Like the moon, true love is constant in always shining the light to lead its lover through darkness. But like how the moon changes shapes, love might come through different forms, or one could even interpret that the love felt might be different each day. It’s the choice of the lover to continue loving, through the crescent moons, half moons to eventually feel love like the full moon. 

Love like the full moon, and love your loved ones through their crescent moons! Unfailing love isn’t just meant for God or your spouse. Practice it on friends, family and even strangers! Love people to the moon! You’ll never regret loving, I promise <3

When I consider the heavens, the work of your fingers, The moon and the stars which you have ordained - Psalm 8:3


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