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The Moons' Conduit

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by dewbee, Feb 11, 2005.

  1. dewbee

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    Breezes of celestial sighs
    Disturbing sleepy moon-dust
    Into miniscule eddies cause
    Patterns so small, that are
    Yet caught miraculously
    Upon surface-minute
    Of a surfacing roll of silver scale
    Somewhere out to sea
    As something sliding up through dark depths
    For to see a glimmer,
    Pale and oft-shadowed,
    Shyly occasional;
    To hear, by its' conduit,
    Far-off keening spirits
    Of lovers' and would-be-lovers' lament;
    Those fancies-of-song
    Sung by drowning sirens
    Voicing, ever-so-sweetly,
    Their innocuous intent;
    To comb with pale fingers, in solitude,
    Drifting ribands of silver'd hair.​
     
    dewbee, Feb 11, 2005
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