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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required ??? I saw the lady moon in sky She peeped in lakes and float on high She perched on softish throne of gales She played with fays and stars of sky With silver sheen she smiled at dales At hills at deeps at fowls that fly She saw a group of baby clouds They shine as misty stars in shroud One by one came from their huts And ran and laughed in crowd and crowd In heart and heart she wished and prayed And harkened ,"bring them starry fays" They will be our guests tonight Oh led them on my silver ways In wink of eyes they fetched them all They rode on silver shining rays They perched in haste, they rose they fall The beauteous lady them enthralled They roamed and roamed, they smiled ,they played More happier than the blooms were they She offered them the heavens wine In goblets made of silver ray They ate and drank they talked aloud And they forgot the lady cloud They gathered round the Lady moon And she played hide and seek with them I was witness of all this scene I was in secret love with them I harkened angels come there soon And send them home, be meek with them I thought that they are tiny ones And they are far from lady cloud She must be weeping somewhere else In blackish veil in whitish shroud The angels went with gusts of wind And tiny clouds saw them from high They ran so free, in fear they flee And said they lady moon good bye
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