In the moonshine standing
seeing the silver glow shine over the landscape
thinking of you
the world and how its suposed to be
never me
flusmiles
Oh boy oh, moonshine. Whether is be the whiskey or the light of the moon on the water, it’s a beautiful thing either way. It truly truly is, and not a soul can tell me other wise!
Cat
First thing that comes to mind is liquor. But then I think of the moon at night and how it lights up the sky and everyone under it. I love the still night when the moon is bright and the stars are out. The moons reflection over water is pure beauty.
The old man sat against the tree and lifted his jug of moonshine to his lips taking a big gulp. Afterward he closed his eyes and enjoyed the peaceful stillness of the day.
Carl and Vera were not comfortable in the rental car, but even worse was the knowledge that in the backseat was a dead body. It made the air unsurprisingly stale and coppery, but they continued to sip from their thermos, passing it back and forth as they waited.
Brittani
Stop giving me fucking moonshine
bread
“This is disgusting”
Coryn grinned as his lover spit out the blueberry flavored moonshine. Kydrena’s face twisted into a grimace as she shook her head in a failed attempt to ride herself of the awful flavor.
“C’mon dear, you said you could finish it before me, and I’m already halfway done.” Coryn said, raising an eyebrow at the angered woman as he took another swig of his drink. Kydrena narrowed her eyes and opened her wings in a menacing way.
“Fuck you, I’m gonna kick your ass.” she hissed as she gripped her jar of moonshine and proceeded to chug the remaining two thirds of her drink. Coryn cringed as Kydrena slammed the glass on the table, locking her crimson eyes with his blue as she cracked a satisfied grin. Her grin shortly turned to a look of regret as she vomited all over the table. Coryn sighed and shook his head.
“This is why you don’t challenge me to drinking games.” Coryn said as he pulled the dazed woman to her feet.
“Fuck yourself.” she said, flipping him off as she slumped into his arms, falling into a deep sleep. Coryn chuckled and carried his lover off to their room for some well needed sleep.
broomballkraken
Momma breaks the bottle and sends a smell like dying cats through the room. I know what dying cats smell like, cause last year, Violet dragged a dead cat in. Probably it had been killed a half hour ago, cause its fur was still warm and she wouldn’t stop hugging it. I begged her to throw it away, or at least take it outside, but by that point Momma had gotten into the moonshine again and she was yelling. Violet started crying something bad and I had to let her keep it or she’d have another breakdown. She kept it for four months.
Are you serious? This is what you want me to write about today?
Okay, without invoking painful memories, I’m just going to go ahead and talk about Sudhanshu, my dance instructor. His name literally means “a drop of moonshine”, there you go, I even modified the vision for you.
Instead of one shot glass, there were three. She squinted to adjust her vision, but they moved in circles like haunted props on a horror movie set. Fear bubbled up along with her dinner as she realized she could no longer feel her lips. Her knees buckled and she fell into her own sick, swearing to herself she’d never drink that stuff again.
The moon shone brightly, lightening up the room. Kairi couldn’t sleep, and she wasn’t entirely sure whether it was the moon’s fault or her own, whether the emotions built up in her too much, or was she just too tired for restful sleep. Moonshine was everything there was.
K
Nana was thankful that her room had a skylight. The moonlight lit up her room just enough to camouflage the light of her phone. Her old room had had one too. Her father would always sing her a little lullaby he had made up about the prince of the moon coming to whisk her away to live in his lunar kingdom. That was how she knew the message was from her father. It had to be.
“Will you be my moonshine?” She responded by saying she was too young to have a boyfriend, but they should start out by being friends. That way they could talk without her mother getting suspicious.
tonykeyesjapan
the moon hit the rooftop of the building. it’s cold outside. staring at the stars and trying to make out a pattern, some kind of heavenly set-up in my life, i am lying down on the grass. but where are they? i see a couple of them but the rest is unclear. i wonder where is the end.
frankie
The moonshine was bright and shiny. It was also an acrid taste in his throat. Ah, it felt good. He’d made it himself and was sharing with friends. They were a rowdy bunch, but he sat back and quietly watched their antics. It made him happy.
Lita
The lake was dark and silent. No breeze stirred the trees surrounding it. Mary crouched in the blackness near the water, and blew gently across the moon’s reflection.
I read about moonshine once. The word is beautiful in itself, but the meaning is desperation. It was a dangerous thing, if not made correctly, safely, it could kill. To some, it was worth the risk. It was worth the opportunity to exist outside the everday.
There wasn’t moonshine that was required for fighting in the hills, but there was an axe or two lying around, and it wasn’t long before the bottles were put down and the weapons lifted up. They were swung around like an empty container of liquor with anger, and fury.
One minute to write about moonshine. The word is a lovely word, even though it has a history that is less than lovely. I’ve read about moonshine before. It was a dangerous thing. People risked their lives for a short lived high.
B
Drink deep of my light
sweet sunshine of the night
caress the inner plight and
remove the omen of the darkness
and give me vision
seared by whiteness
spark the juice of revival
Sat stooped beneath the willow tree, ol’ Angus thumped his jug, smacked it to his lips, filthy syrup trickling down, dripping from his jowls as he drank away. Only his home remedy could get rid of the agony but they inevitably caused more, losing himself in the undergrowth.
They say it is like dreaming.
the moonshine
A bottle night that makes the stars
appear as Van Gogh
must of seen them
In swirls and halos
Or perhaps
It will make each person
into an Adonis
Or the drinker
nothing more than Summer’s Fool
Sloppy behind the hay stacks
Steph
a swig o’ moonshine’ll put stars in ya eyes, like some spaghetti western cowboy pistol blaze like fireflies, a sure shooter, dirty dishwater and chew- hock, ptui! staring down the barrel eyes wild like wolves feral, reach for the sky! *bullseye* “the only thing i get from killin a man is the recoil of my rifle”
lgrey
I sat under the moonshine and gripped the arms of my sweater, tugging it closer. I couldn’t believe the moment was finally here, I had a chance to kiss my love and tell her how much she means to me.
What a marvelous discovery moonshine must have been. A bunch of men out in the woods, cold, bored, likely violent. And like a gift from the lunar goddess herself, alcohol! From plain old grains and heat. But imagine the first time a still exploded… Suddenly our hillbilly comedy turns tragedy :( But hey, good to drink.
Joren
It’s worth the burn, she’d tell me. Henry’s older sister didn’t show her face often, but when she did it was all but guaranteed that we’d learn something that would make our parents’ hair stand on end.
The howls pierce the night. Jadon struggles to keep from screaming aloud…the moon glares at him with white fury and his heart thuds in his chest, threatening to burst from his ribs. The world spins as teeth sing into his back, and the moon fades from his sight.
Last time my uncle drank moonshine, he went blind. Now he kept drinking moonshine, hoping he’d go deaf, too. The dog he owned didn’t have any more vision than he did, slumped at his feet and whining for another sliver of something to eat. When I visited, I was happy to give the poor pooch the leftovers of what I cooked for dinner. When it came to my uncle, I didn’t exactly like to reward him much.
Belinda Roddie
Just like sunshine, when its up it shines to make you smile and feel better. Go go moonshine !! We love you . Tonight I’m up just to watch it and enjoy it . Just like love, moon shines, we have loveshine , sunshine, moonshine. All three are amazing.
Anastasija Vukcevic
the moonshine on the river reflected deep into the cat’s eyes as she stalked a fish that surfaced within visual range of the shuttle. Strem sat on its wing.
The moonshine from the hills of Cape breton is sweet and smooth as the dew that beads the barley on a June morning. And the breath blow sweet on the wind over the fields
late last night I sat a my porch with my cat and looked at the beautiful moonshine and the stars then I fell asleep.
i like the moonshine it looks nice and its pretty. I also like the stars
In the moonshine standing
seeing the silver glow shine over the landscape
thinking of you
the world and how its suposed to be
never me
Oh boy oh, moonshine. Whether is be the whiskey or the light of the moon on the water, it’s a beautiful thing either way. It truly truly is, and not a soul can tell me other wise!
First thing that comes to mind is liquor. But then I think of the moon at night and how it lights up the sky and everyone under it. I love the still night when the moon is bright and the stars are out. The moons reflection over water is pure beauty.
The old man sat against the tree and lifted his jug of moonshine to his lips taking a big gulp. Afterward he closed his eyes and enjoyed the peaceful stillness of the day.
Carl and Vera were not comfortable in the rental car, but even worse was the knowledge that in the backseat was a dead body. It made the air unsurprisingly stale and coppery, but they continued to sip from their thermos, passing it back and forth as they waited.
Stop giving me fucking moonshine
“This is disgusting”
Coryn grinned as his lover spit out the blueberry flavored moonshine. Kydrena’s face twisted into a grimace as she shook her head in a failed attempt to ride herself of the awful flavor.
“C’mon dear, you said you could finish it before me, and I’m already halfway done.” Coryn said, raising an eyebrow at the angered woman as he took another swig of his drink. Kydrena narrowed her eyes and opened her wings in a menacing way.
“Fuck you, I’m gonna kick your ass.” she hissed as she gripped her jar of moonshine and proceeded to chug the remaining two thirds of her drink. Coryn cringed as Kydrena slammed the glass on the table, locking her crimson eyes with his blue as she cracked a satisfied grin. Her grin shortly turned to a look of regret as she vomited all over the table. Coryn sighed and shook his head.
“This is why you don’t challenge me to drinking games.” Coryn said as he pulled the dazed woman to her feet.
“Fuck yourself.” she said, flipping him off as she slumped into his arms, falling into a deep sleep. Coryn chuckled and carried his lover off to their room for some well needed sleep.
Momma breaks the bottle and sends a smell like dying cats through the room. I know what dying cats smell like, cause last year, Violet dragged a dead cat in. Probably it had been killed a half hour ago, cause its fur was still warm and she wouldn’t stop hugging it. I begged her to throw it away, or at least take it outside, but by that point Momma had gotten into the moonshine again and she was yelling. Violet started crying something bad and I had to let her keep it or she’d have another breakdown. She kept it for four months.
As the moonshine has begun in my head to the greatness of my life, I am again awed by my reluctancy to accept it…until now.
Are you serious? This is what you want me to write about today?
Okay, without invoking painful memories, I’m just going to go ahead and talk about Sudhanshu, my dance instructor. His name literally means “a drop of moonshine”, there you go, I even modified the vision for you.
Tipsy with knees wobblin’, having gathered all your “medicine for heartache,” if you’re not careful, soon your head’s throbbin’ too.
Instead of one shot glass, there were three. She squinted to adjust her vision, but they moved in circles like haunted props on a horror movie set. Fear bubbled up along with her dinner as she realized she could no longer feel her lips. Her knees buckled and she fell into her own sick, swearing to herself she’d never drink that stuff again.
sunshine play sand ocean stars beautiful magnificent lovely couple walking beach echo love dog
Her hair, through the strands and onto face. I sit and stare and watch her talk. Shines through her, into me. Love for moonshine, her shine.
The moon shone brightly, lightening up the room. Kairi couldn’t sleep, and she wasn’t entirely sure whether it was the moon’s fault or her own, whether the emotions built up in her too much, or was she just too tired for restful sleep. Moonshine was everything there was.
Nana was thankful that her room had a skylight. The moonlight lit up her room just enough to camouflage the light of her phone. Her old room had had one too. Her father would always sing her a little lullaby he had made up about the prince of the moon coming to whisk her away to live in his lunar kingdom. That was how she knew the message was from her father. It had to be.
“Will you be my moonshine?” She responded by saying she was too young to have a boyfriend, but they should start out by being friends. That way they could talk without her mother getting suspicious.
the moon hit the rooftop of the building. it’s cold outside. staring at the stars and trying to make out a pattern, some kind of heavenly set-up in my life, i am lying down on the grass. but where are they? i see a couple of them but the rest is unclear. i wonder where is the end.
The moonshine was bright and shiny. It was also an acrid taste in his throat. Ah, it felt good. He’d made it himself and was sharing with friends. They were a rowdy bunch, but he sat back and quietly watched their antics. It made him happy.
The lake was dark and silent. No breeze stirred the trees surrounding it. Mary crouched in the blackness near the water, and blew gently across the moon’s reflection.
it gives a lot of happy to people who live night time also. It is night sun for giving a pleasure light.
it is very bright to
I read about moonshine once.
The word is beautiful in itself,
but the meaning is desperation.
It was a dangerous thing,
if not made correctly,
safely,
it could kill.
To some, it was worth the risk.
It was worth the opportunity to exist
outside the everyday.
I read about moonshine once. The word is beautiful in itself, but the meaning is desperation. It was a dangerous thing, if not made correctly, safely, it could kill. To some, it was worth the risk. It was worth the opportunity to exist outside the everday.
There wasn’t moonshine that was required for fighting in the hills, but there was an axe or two lying around, and it wasn’t long before the bottles were put down and the weapons lifted up. They were swung around like an empty container of liquor with anger, and fury.
One minute to write about moonshine. The word is a lovely word, even though it has a history that is less than lovely. I’ve read about moonshine before. It was a dangerous thing. People risked their lives for a short lived high.
Drink deep of my light
sweet sunshine of the night
caress the inner plight and
remove the omen of the darkness
and give me vision
seared by whiteness
spark the juice of revival
Sat stooped beneath the willow tree, ol’ Angus thumped his jug, smacked it to his lips, filthy syrup trickling down, dripping from his jowls as he drank away. Only his home remedy could get rid of the agony but they inevitably caused more, losing himself in the undergrowth.
They say it is like dreaming.
the moonshine
A bottle night that makes the stars
appear as Van Gogh
must of seen them
In swirls and halos
Or perhaps
It will make each person
into an Adonis
Or the drinker
nothing more than Summer’s Fool
Sloppy behind the hay stacks
a swig o’ moonshine’ll put stars in ya eyes, like some spaghetti western cowboy pistol blaze like fireflies, a sure shooter, dirty dishwater and chew- hock, ptui! staring down the barrel eyes wild like wolves feral, reach for the sky! *bullseye* “the only thing i get from killin a man is the recoil of my rifle”
I sat under the moonshine and gripped the arms of my sweater, tugging it closer. I couldn’t believe the moment was finally here, I had a chance to kiss my love and tell her how much she means to me.
What a marvelous discovery moonshine must have been. A bunch of men out in the woods, cold, bored, likely violent. And like a gift from the lunar goddess herself, alcohol! From plain old grains and heat. But imagine the first time a still exploded… Suddenly our hillbilly comedy turns tragedy :( But hey, good to drink.
It’s worth the burn, she’d tell me. Henry’s older sister didn’t show her face often, but when she did it was all but guaranteed that we’d learn something that would make our parents’ hair stand on end.
The howls pierce the night. Jadon struggles to keep from screaming aloud…the moon glares at him with white fury and his heart thuds in his chest, threatening to burst from his ribs. The world spins as teeth sing into his back, and the moon fades from his sight.
I look at the bottle of moonshine, I reminds me of us.
– Hazel.
Drunk in love
Lost in the moon’s shine
Drunk off moonshine
Lost in love.
Last time my uncle drank moonshine, he went blind. Now he kept drinking moonshine, hoping he’d go deaf, too. The dog he owned didn’t have any more vision than he did, slumped at his feet and whining for another sliver of something to eat. When I visited, I was happy to give the poor pooch the leftovers of what I cooked for dinner. When it came to my uncle, I didn’t exactly like to reward him much.
Just like sunshine, when its up it shines to make you smile and feel better. Go go moonshine !! We love you . Tonight I’m up just to watch it and enjoy it . Just like love, moon shines, we have loveshine , sunshine, moonshine. All three are amazing.
the moonshine on the river reflected deep into the cat’s eyes as she stalked a fish that surfaced within visual range of the shuttle. Strem sat on its wing.
The moonshine from the hills of Cape breton is sweet and smooth as the dew that beads the barley on a June morning. And the breath blow sweet on the wind over the fields