Pisces Sun, Pisces Moon: The Sea With No Shore

You have been thinking about something for eleven days. You could not tell anybody what it is. It is going to come out as a song, a decision or a cry, and you do not yet know which.

Both lights in the sign that does not keep its edges, and both of them Neptune’s. The thing you are growing into and the thing that calms you down are one motion: letting the outline go and finding out what is there when nothing is being held in place. There is no hard version of you underneath. That is not a gap. It is the design.

A Sun and a Moon in the same sign means a New Moon, within a couple of days, and that is the one night with no Moon in it to see. Just a dark sky and the knowledge that it is up there somewhere. A fitting beginning for a chart that has never believed in outlines.

The small cost is the question at the door: what do you want to do tonight. You have eleven answers and no preference, and the asking is genuinely harder than the deciding.

What you cannot see: the shapelessness is not weakness. You can be in a room with anybody, in any state, and stay, and the reason you can is precisely that you do not arrive with hard edges to defend.

You take the shape of what you are near, which sounds like having no shape and is in fact the rarest one: the shape that lets other people be exactly as they are.