themoon

The moon is a rock with a long tail made of sodium atoms. It listens to lonely living things and has a special connection with the planet. During spring, whales feast on the moon and its rhythms disappear. The moon's tail leaves a trail and the island's inhabitants struggle with their emotions, feeling like a fish being pulled by the moon. The moon's body is a rock. Like a comet, her body has a long tail made up of sodium atoms, a kind of lunar sweaty pulp that travels into the oceans. When living things on the planet are lonely and have no one to sing to, to speak to, the moon will always listen. But a peculiar event sometimes happens at the end of spring. The whales feast on the moon, and the moon, her rhythms and sound waves, vanish. While the moon's body travels through the digestive tract, her sweaty, salty tail leaves a trail. On this night, the people, animals, and things on this island have trouble digesting emotions. They fall into a special mood, as if inside their skulls, instead of a brain, they felt a fish floating, pulled by the moon.