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ROMANESQUE
Oh, Selene
Mother of silver
Aback riverboats; dew-laden coats
Unlike the austere sun
Your light, my heart had won
A night emblazoned
Of wanton and mystique
Both cherished here
The Romanesque and bleak
A coin for passage
Sky lights fold over into applause
Her clouds ever-changing as the moth
Behind the veil
My eyes witness the true beauty
Of rooms without walls
Published 25th Jul 2024
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Anonymous
25th Jul 2024 7:47pm
Classic poetry well done,
25th Jul 2024 8:05pm
25th Jul 2024 9:53pm
No one ever writes about girl with my name. Nonetheless, this was fabulous! <3
25th Jul 2024 10:02pm
Hello Lady, and thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed.
It's a beautiful name and I'm a bit surprised considering Selene is also the personification of the moon in Greek mythology.
- UV
It's a beautiful name and I'm a bit surprised considering Selene is also the personification of the moon in Greek mythology.
- UV
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