
Moon Games – JK.Leahy© Poetry
She waits for the day’s end
To let her luminous games begin
When yoke slips beyond horizon,
where naked eyes sees reflection,
she watches the day’s lingering torment
In his reluctance to let go of moment
The day throws hues of fire and gold,
across the massive body of water
And tiny fallen stars appear
where sand banks glisten sapphire
Dusk performs and summons night
to what we call evening.
She smiles, time is right
As shadows define, reaching tall,
the moon reveals herself, but only,
to be captured by wandering clouds
such a beautiful piece. I don’t think I have ever read a poem written about the moon like that. I love it!
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Those are very kind words – thank you very much Tabitha.
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Wow, Joycelin. This gave me goose bumps. Well done!
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Thank you very much Sue. I’m glad you like it.
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