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Moon Poetry Edition
These are auspicious days, when shadow and light trade places and the heavens remind us of their ancient choreography. Poets have always looked upward to the moon’s slow veil, to the trembling edge of an eclipse, to the planets in their patient orbits and found language equal to wonder.
The moon has always belonged to poets. Sylvia Plath whispered, “The moon is my mother.” Mary Oliver called it “a bright blessing.” Seamus Heaney saw “a chink of light,” and Emily Dickinson imagined “a chin of gold.” Even Sappho watched it vanish with the Pleiades in the ancient night.
Eclipse‑Season Poetry
As the eclipse season turns shadow into spectacle, we’re celebrating poetry that looks upward — lunar, cosmic, planetary, mythic. Books for stargazers, night‑walkers, dreamers, and anyone who feels the pull of the sky. Our featured selection gathers these voices and others attuned to cosmic rhythm — poems that listen for the pulse of the universe and translate its silence into song.
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Thin Slice of Moon: New and Selected Poems£10.00 -
The Moon Sees the One£12.00
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Drawn by the Moon£5.00
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Broken Moon£6.00
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The Moonstone£7.00
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Mir Poets Two: Moon’s Palette£10.00
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Look at the Moon then Wipe Your Eyes and Tell Me What You See and Other Obscurities£7.00
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The Blue Moon£145.00
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Elegy for Leopardi’s Moon£3.00
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The Full Moon: a Comedy in One Act£85.00
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A Voyage Round the Moon: Poems£12.00
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Sun-Faced Haiku Moon-Faced Haiku Vol 2: Sun Faced Haiku: Selections from Japanese Haiku Masters£12.00
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Another Full Moon£5.00
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Danced by the Light of the Moon£5.00
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The Moon’s Song£6.00
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Baby Days and Moon Diaries being The Second Book of Aires£12.00
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The Magi and the Moontree£15.00
Browse more lunar and cosmic titles in our main shop, or explore poet profiles for Sylvia Plath, Emily Dickinson, Seamus Heaney and others who wrote under the moon’s spell.