Ingeborg Bachmann, from "Eyes to Wonder" in Three Paths to the Lake

Rati Saxena, from a poem titled "Mountain Nights," featured in Not a muse : the inner lives of women : a world poetry anthology

YANN ARTHUS-BERTRAND

jenny holzer, SURVIVAL (1983-85)

A moonbow, also known as a lunar rainbow or white rainbow, is a rainbow created by moonlight rather than sunlight. It's formed when light from the moon refracts and reflects off water droplets, like those in rain or mist, creating a visible arc of light in the sky. Moonbows are generally fainter and less colorful than regular rainbows, and they are much rarer due to the need for specific conditions like a full or near-full moon, clear skies, and dark skies.

Victoria Chang, from “Night Sea, 1963”, With My Back to the World

cred. haylin etheridge via fb.

Sylvia Plath, The Unabridged Journals