The moon

I don't know what to write, that is true,
so I shall write a poem for you!
I have already begun it, so the first sentence is a lie,
I knew what I was going to write, ha ha hi!
It is exactly nine thirty-nine AM,
But just now it turned nine forty AM
I have no idea why I told you the time,
it just popped in my head and I thought up a rhyme.
Now what should I put next in this poem you're reading?
I have no idea, my friend.
If I don't think of something else my poem may end,
but of course it sometime it will end,
just hopefully not soon.
I decide... I shall write about the moon.
This is the moon's birth.
Scientists think it was once part of the Earth.
Then a rock as big as Mars slammed right into Earth, and a lot of rock blasted out.
Then it went to orbit the Earth, and over the millions of years formed into the moon.
Now it still orbits the Earth, and that is the moons birth.
The moon circles Earth every second, while we orbit the sun.
The moon and Earth spin on their axis, which is like a stick they spin on.
It just so happens because the timing is right, we only see one side of the moon.
Whenever we face the moon, the same half of the moon faces us.
'Cause they orbit and they spin, that part of the moon is always the one that we see.
The moon does not actually glow.
It is actually the shining sun's show.
It is just the reflection on the cool moon's complexion that makes so the moon appear bright.
Especially in the dark night.
Once in a while the Earth goes between the moon and the sun, and that is called a lunar eclipse.
I have not seen one myself, but if you do, I bet they are fun to watch so bring popcorn and chips.
This is what happens when there is an lunar eclipse. The earth casts a shadow on the moon.
There is another type of eclipse. That is when the moon goes between the Earth and the sun.
The moon covers the sun for a few minutes, making the sky go dark.
On the moon the surface has no life. No plants no trees, no honey-sucking bees.
It is basically a big huge rock. On the moon there are craters.
Unlike the Earth the moon does not have an atmosphere, which protects us from space junk.
The craters on the moon started with a big rock chunk.
It banged into the moon and then there was a crater.
See ya later!

BYE!!!

me, flambini!!!!!!
PS I didn't know what to write so I just wrote about the first thing I thought of!!!