Communion
Snow flake wisps in random flurries
Waft through he moon’s eternal flow.
Lengthened shadowy figures linger,
Hot breath stilled in the streetlamp's glow,
Embracing there in the street below.
The winters moon, caught slyly peeping
Coyly draws her sheltering screen of
Flimsy gossamer clouds around her,
Shielding sad eyes from this worldly scene.
Shimmering crystal crackling sidewalks
Mirror the sea of twinkling stars
As stumbling, mumbling long-time losers
Forced from their haunts in local bars
Seek kindred souls for the lonely hours
Cherished images return to greet me
Faces etched in seamless time
There through the snowflakes resurrected
From hallowed chambers in my mind,
Those whose lives once fused with mine
Copyright © Fred Mcilmoyle | Year Posted 2011
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