bad moon rising

A dead chunk of rock rolling around our planet, we've watched it for a long time. It speaks to us of the seasons, it helped us understand and control our environment, and it is crucial for our spirit, a visible stepping stone between us and the heavens.

There are so many names for the moon! The phases of course, full quarter sliver new.

The month's full moon:
jan wolf (old, snow)
feb snow (hunger)
mar worm (lentin snow sap)
apr pink (grass, egg, fish)
may flower (milk, corn planting)
jun strawberry
jul buck (thunder, hay)
aug sturgeon (corn, grain)
sep harvest
oct hunter's (blood) [not to be confused with a total lunar eclipse during a full moon called the blood moon]
nov beaver
dec cold

That's northern hemisphere american native influenced. Go anywhere else get a new set of names.

The blue moon (2nd full in the month), black moon (2nd new in the month), and so on I'm sure.

But the bad moon is different from all that. Bad moon is not about the moon. Trouble is on the way. Nature moving. Or you might be the cause.

hope you got your things together
hope you are quite prepared to die

Friday night sauce huh?

park the keys

Hey diver, on your way after dark, do you ever look for the moon?

Originally posted by apathist
A dead chunk of rock rolling around our planet, we've watched it for a long time. It speaks to us of the seasons, .

What has the moon to do with the seasons?

Originally posted by wolfgang59
What has the moon to do with the seasons?

Nothing in cosmological terms, but it "speaks" to apathist.

Originally posted by wolfgang59
What has the moon to do with the seasons?

Tracking the year. The word 'month' refers to the moon phases used as a measure of time.

Originally posted by divegeester
Nothing in cosmological terms, but it "speaks" to apathist.

The moon doesn't cause the seasons. We didn't always have i-phones and light pollution, so watching the sky used to be of great importance. Maybe it helps that I don't have an i-phone and do live in a rural area. And start my day at 4:20 am.

I like the fairy moon. You might know it as moon rings or moon bows. It is caused by moisture in the air which is nice to see in a desert region like here. Plus its pretty. I'm never quite sure when to use the apostrophe in its.

Originally posted by apathist
Hey diver, on your way after dark, do you ever look for the moon?

I guess he doesn't. You're allowed to talk with yourself as long as you don't answer. Not sure if I just violated that.

Originally posted by apathist
The moon doesn't cause the seasons. We didn't always have i-phones and light pollution, so watching the sky used to be of great importance. Maybe it helps that I don't have an i-phone and do live in a rural area. And start my day at 4:20 am.

I like the fairy moon. You might know it as moon rings or moon bows. It is caused by moisture in the air which i ...[text shortened]... esert region like here. Plus its pretty. I'm never quite sure when to use the apostrophe in its.

So how does the moon "speak to us of the seasons"?

Originally posted by divegeester
So how does the moon "speak to us of the seasons"?

Why did not what already did say fail to answer your question?

And why will you not tell me whether you ever look for the moon? Am I irritating some nerve of yours here?

Originally posted by apathist
Am I irritating some nerve of yours here?

Not at all. I just think you are talking a lot of nonsense which doesn't add up to anything more than a vibe-induced evening for you.

Originally posted by apathist
Tracking the year. The word 'month' refers to the moon phases used as a measure of time.

What has this to do with seasons Riddleman?