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my true nature
the moon is my mother
i live for her
she is all
i am her child
her servent
her joy
i am all that is
i am all that was
i am now
mother moon is here
she is past present and future
i am a child
but so much more
i am your worst nightmare
something from a horror movie
i am your fantesy
the creature you love
but to meet me would send you running
i
am
vampire
i live for her
she is all
i am her child
her servent
her joy
i am all that is
i am all that was
i am now
mother moon is here
she is past present and future
i am a child
but so much more
i am your worst nightmare
something from a horror movie
i am your fantesy
the creature you love
but to meet me would send you running
i
am
vampire
Published 8th Apr 2012
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I am reminded of Sting's "Sister Moon". So goes the story that Sting was being pestered by a drunk in the streets of New Orleans. The guy kept on asking him, "How High Is The Moon". In an attempt to get rid of the guy without causing a scene, Sting replied, "My mistresses eyes are nothing like the sun".(From Shakespeare) The morale of the story being Shakespeare is useful for drunks for it makes them feel like you are more troubled then they are!
I am wondering about the ending---might it have been better to keep the reader guessing as to identity?
I am wondering about the ending---might it have been better to keep the reader guessing as to identity?
13th Apr 2012 5:42am
now i think about it your probably right about the ending.. i will have to remember that
13th Apr 2012 7:55am
Sorry....Welcome To DU! Don't get discouraged if some of what you write doesn't get a lot of comments. Some type of poems get more reads then others, regardless of quality. The good thing is that when you do get comments they are typically very helpful.
