The funny little Romantic lyric is addressed to the moon but it can be read as making some serious points nevertheless. It is a love poem, written in a typical and cliched eulogistic rhetoric with a tone of romantic effusion and exaggeration.
The poem is a classic example of visually charged pattern poetry where the placement of the lines create a visual image in a calligraphic way that harmonizes with the major theme of the poem. The alignment of the lines here typographically evokes the image of a half-moon in its perfect slice-shape.
The poem in terms of expressing a love of moon and ending on the word 'luna' may be read as an expression of lunacy or a kind of madness, supposed to be caused by the moon.
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