I.
A gray spot follows a red moon until the light of day. When evening falls on the red smoothness, the moon becomes a gray spot.
II.
Two red moons are coming fleeing from a gray spot.
One hides behind the laughing dawn, and the other travels through a dire storm.
The gray spot follows in their tracks and hunts them in a break from clarity.
They are instantly gray spots.
III.
A red moon lights up his face in the backwater that the breeze brightens. He hears the wailing of the gray spots and thinks they must have been red moons in his youth. Pummel the moans that go by the wind and the red moons appear happy with the punishment of aleve stain.
IV.
The three moons talk about the spot and do not realize that it returns again.
A murmur is felt in the water.
The gray stain covers the crystalline liquid, and strikes the moons with earthy darkness.
V.
Another moon absorbs the pollen of some roses and distributes it in the labyrinths of the gray spot, which is cornered and gives way to the slight trace of the moons.
Now the red moons play in the crystalline backwater, barely remenber of the gray spot.