The moon sighs with each passing cloud
And the night breathes, cowed
By the passing of the great sun,
Whose fire, for all has been done-
The Pleiades dance softly
Treading on nimble feet to be
Admired by many wondrous eyes
And at the dawn, to receive their goodbyes.
These lines are anything but
Harsh, papered words cut
Onto bloodless parchment,
Unread and unheard, sent
Through my pen, scratching away deep into the night,
And hear the night's glass shatter at daybreak's light-
These words are a part of me
And of the stormy, dark sea
Of the stilled night, moonlit and silent,
A lone melody that is for me and my poem, only meant.
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Lost Tides
PoetryThe few best out of 124 poems, all written from the age of eleven to now.