horned moon

And I saw the Virgin draped in the gown of night standing on the bright, horned moon of autumn, and she was in mourning for the fourth son.

“Like spangled. Like that hymn—you remember: And the Hornèd moon at night, ’Mid her spangled sisters bright.

You, with your several flesh sinkingupon itself in attitudes of hurt,while the dogs at my heelsgrowl at the strange red shirtunder a horned moon, you, drinking night water – tell me what the eye stealsor borrows.

We passed through a friendly village street, came out on the mountain-side, and drew up before a long house, which stood facing what was evidently a wide view, now almost entirely hidden, though a little horned moon hung in the sky, attended by the evening star.

There's tempest in yon hornèd moon, And lightning in yon cloud; But hark the music, mariners!