Moon phase journalling for a cycle

Keeping a monthly writing practice tied to the lunar cycle.

Build me a journalling practice across one lunar cycle, using the phases as a writing rhythm rather than as influences on my life.

For each of the eight phases:
- Name the phase and describe what the moon actually looks like and when it is visible, so I can go outside and check.
- Give the symbolic association in one line, and say whether it is traditional or a modern invention.
- Give one journalling prompt of no more than two sentences. Make the prompts build on each other across the cycle so the last one can only be answered if I did the first.

Then add: a two-line practice for nights I have five minutes, and one sentence on what to do about the fact that some months nothing interesting happens and the entries are dull.

Frame the whole thing as a structure for attention. The moon does not cause anything here, it is a calendar with good imagery.

Starting phase and date:
What I want the cycle to be about:

Reflection and journalling. Turning a transit, a moon phase, or a turning season into questions you write against.