Tag Archive | moonlight
MOONLIT FOREST
Originally posted on SUSANNE LEIST:
? ? “Walk with me through the moonlit forest. Let our feet graze the tips of the grass, never touching down, held aloft by our love and passion. Follow me through the endless night to a land where no man walks. Only creatures as dark as the sky dare to…
COLD FEAR
Originally posted on SUSANNE LEIST:
? ? How did I come to be here? Cold wraps around me in fear. No matter how far I walk, I can hear them move and talk. Muttering curses on me with faces, I cannot see. They surround me on each side. There’s nowhere for me to hide. I…
GOODNIGHT MOON
Originally posted on SUSANNE LEIST:
Source:chapadissima ? ? All is pitch black Until the moon finds us, Hidden on this branch. It hits us with its spotlight, Blind us with its glow, Reveals us to the night. All we want is darkness, Respite from the sun, Sleep for the weary. Goodnight moon. ?
CRY ALONE IN THE NIGHT
Originally posted on SUSANNE LEIST:
rememberless ? ? I cry alone in the dark of night. The sun refuses to share the light. Lit by a fire from within. Moonlight hits me like a sharp pin. I grow paler by the day. In this world, I cannot stay. Without light, I will die. My white petals…
A LIGHT SHINES
Originally posted on SUSANNE LEIST:
Source:weheartit.com ? A light shines through the window. What was dark is now light. The spotlight hits its mark. My dark form shivering on the bed. Whispers fill the air. Footsteps follow in their wake. A door opens below. Is it too late to run? I must save myself from…
August moon
Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
Harvest moon sails Big-bellied across the August sky Drenching the hanging vines With the thick pale frosting Of a midnight wedding cake ?
More moon poems
Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
Two moon haikus All hurt all sorrow washed in the moon’s silver flood night breeze murmurs low Moon sings silver songs falling through the velvet night broken hearts listen Curled in silence Around our pain We wait for the dawn When we will go Our separate ways And the…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 