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MÅNE,LA LUNA,LADY MOON

poet Anonymous

Jake,that was a beautiful journey,thanks for your entry

RalfTheNose
Twisted Dreamer
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Joined 7th Aug 2014
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Dark encircled light
Gravitates across night skies
Primal tides awake

poet Anonymous

An enchanting piece,Ralf,thank you for participating

poet Anonymous

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poet Anonymous

Vee,thanks for this mysterious piece of work,delighted to see your entry

poet Anonymous

Roaming Moon


She roamed where I could not
at times forbidden
to rest on pillows I longed to feel
and shine in the eyes that sometimes wept
for me

no matter how long and tedious
the day
to emerge with an indifferent wisdom
that begged spells of the pained

detached and central
an enigma with nothing to explain

so vague the intrusiveness
and intoxicating the disregard

a captivating mystique was birthed
and she roamed where I could not


poet Anonymous

Mikki,that was a gracious moon dance,a pleasure to read your entry

Marshmellion
MoonBlossems
Lost Thinker
Canada
Joined 8th June 2012
Forum Posts: 35

Lady Luna, Mistress Moon

Ending day and nearing night
Lady Luna be my beacon,
light,
my way.
Your children, stars will guide me

Through the darkness
Through the night
Lady Luna be my light
Through your garden of shadows.

"Mistress moon,
My lady Nightshade,
Belladonna, be my light,
Watch me, guard me,
Through the night."

Graceful darkness is her all.
Shade and Shadow at her call.  
Mystique and Magic her domain.
A Pollock Painting black arcane.

Raging Tides and twinkling skies,
"Mother of the night,
Take me in your embrace.
Show me,
Your garden,
of shadows."

Poem by: Kyle(Kayla) Gower

Marshmellion
MoonBlossems
Lost Thinker
Canada
Joined 8th June 2012
Forum Posts: 35

yes it could use some work I know it was only 10 minutes, doing this in English class as I was out of things to do.

(The final version which is there now took a quite while longer so ignore the previous comment. I spent like a day thinking about how to make it better.)

poet Anonymous

Thank you for participating,Kayla,and nice to meet you here.
Your poem is magical,and you have only used ten minutes for this?
That seems like a creative stream of thought...

Marshmellion
MoonBlossems
Lost Thinker
Canada
Joined 8th June 2012
Forum Posts: 35

The night is my inspiration for a lot of things and I much prefer it to the day. The lady Luna be my light through the shadows of the night part was something I wanted to use in a poem for a while so it was already there as a base in my head.

Also thanks for the comment.

(poem is edited, final version.)

poet Anonymous

youre welcome
Night is the uncrowned queen

Carpe_Noctem
Tyrant of Words
Spain 8awards
Joined 3rd Mar 2013
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The Wanderlust You Find

Of lonely
wandering souls
there are certain things
that one knows
down
down

concealed
in the deepest  depths
are core truths

that
not all who wander
should be considered lost
when who but the feet
walk those rocky paths

So alone
not even the birds song
could silence
the thud
thudding
of the heart drumming
that beat
marching onwards

Home
wherever the heart may roam

be it love
of ever changing sunsets

or in the arms
of the one
together
watching the moon chase the sun

poet Anonymous

Thank you,Carpe Noctum,for your soulful entry

Quill-in-Heart
Tony Pena
Fire of Insight
United States 12awards
Joined 6th Dec 2012
Forum Posts: 1078

Moonlit rooms

Room # 1
Momma’s breathy lullabye
a soft breeze rocking
the bassinet ever so gently
with the moon glow lighting
through Winnie the Pooh
curtains massaging pink
temples till the bawling
breaks into coos like baby
doves staying warm under
mother’s white feathers

Room #2
Bile of rye choking
a tender Adam’s apple
with vinyl skipping
at the end of the dark side
of the moon with the bed
spinning till the light side
of the moon oozes through
the venetian blinds promising
redemption as the eclipse ends
again and again in shine.

Room #3
Even the thought of lifting
ass from the dull chrome
hospital bed delivers pain
like an electric shock from
the edges of white hair
to the core of brittle bone
with only light from the moon
rise through a thick pane of glass
making good on a pauper’s penance
with forgiveness for the ages.

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