Luna Bars
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LUNATIC. 1. dated. a. affected with a severely disordered state of mind; INSANE. b. designed for the care of mentally ill people. example: “a lunatic asylum.” 2. wildly foolish. example: “a lunatic idea,” “lunatic behavior.” source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
"Our two new LUNA® bars have 8g of protein and 2.5g of prebiotic fiber, which feeds the good bacteria in your gut.* A craveworthy snack you can feel great about." source: Luna Bars Website
LUNATIC. Middle English: from Old French lunatique, from late Latin lunaticus, from Latin luna ‘moon’ (from the belief that changes of the moon caused intermittent insanity). source: Oxford Languages.
luna // to the moon
Alexis Riley
a gold picture frame.
inside: a watercolor, offset to create a three dimensional effect.
three hills, crafted from strips of paper painted and woven together
against
a blue purple sky, salted, holding three white vellum clouds
a moon, gazing downwards, singing towards a girl
a girl, gazing upwards, singing towards a moon
her red cloth dress
and red frizzy hair
blowing
in the absent wind.
it is night. it is late.
the moon has been expecting her.
four a.m.
she is always on time.
together, they sing
an unseen voice
a distant echo
provides their sound:
down in the valley
valley so low
hang your head over
hear the wind blow
hear the wind blow, dear
hear the wind blow
hang your head over
hear the wind blow.
LUNATIC. Word forms: lunatics. 1. COUNTABLE NOUN. If you describe someone as a lunatic, you think they behave in a dangerous, stupid, or annoying way. [informal, disapproval] example: “Her son thinks she’s an absolute raving lunatic.” 2. ADJECTIVE. If you describe someone’s behavior or ideas as lunatic, you think they are very foolish and possibly dangerous.[disapproval] example: “…the operation of the market taken to lunatic extremes.” 3. COUNTABLE NOUN. People who were mentally ill used to be called lunatics. [old-fashioned, offensive] example: “…the lunatics in the Bedlam asylum.” source: Collins Dictionary.