Halo of the Moon Poem
Updated: May 31

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Halo of the Moon
Before it had a name,
it was a whisperā
soft as moonlight,
persistent as a tide.
It lived quietly within me,
a silver thread tugging at my spirit,
calling me home
to a path not yet walked,
but somehow always known.
I carried it through endings,
through seasons of surrender,
through doors closing
and new ones opening
before I had time to knock.
I learned that healing
is not a straight roadā
it is a spiral,
returning me again and again
to the truth of who I am.
And thenā
on a threshold day,
with trembling hands
and a courageous heart,
I said yes.
Yes to the dream.
Yes to the calling.
Yes to the wolf at my side,
the moon above my head,
and the light within my own chest.
Now Halo of the Moon risesā
not as a business alone,
but as a blessing.
A sacred fire.
A silver howl.
A doorway held open
for me and others to remember ourselves.
And for meā
Founder, healer, guideā
I stand beneath the moon
not asking for permission,
but offering my gifts.
Awakened.
Aligned.
Becoming.
And somewhere,
my Silver Moon Wolf lifts her head
and howlsā
She is ready. ššŗ
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