Emma Buckeridge Poet Rhyme

I Spoke To the Moon

It happened only yesterday
The moon did cry,
and slip away.
Behind the mist and dainty cloud,
As if it were shying and much too proud.

Calling softly to my old friend,
As I do,
time and again.
I'd just like to talk about my day.
I know you listen in your fine way.

I can see your silver face.
And so I tell you,
as the night sets pace.
About my life, my highs and lows.
You're reply is only the light you glow.

I go on to say a goodnight to you.
I close the curtains,
and eye lids too.
I'll look forward to tomorrow night
when I can talk to you, the moon,
about my life.
 

28.09.2011

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Robert Johnson October 2, 2011 at 6:14 AM The moon does sit up there each night. It's, just sometimes, it's out of sight. But when it's full and lights the sky. It does much more than catch my eye. It speaks to me in lunar language. And comes across an old wise sage. It reassures me I'll be alright. As I find my way home, in the middle of the night. Emma Buckeridge October 2, 2011 at 7:33 AM Simply beautiful. It's great to share our poetry on here. Have a lovely day Robert.

Duke Beaufort October 1, 2011 at 10:02 AM It's a pleasure to see that someone else can talk to the moon. We live in a fascinating universe. This is a beautiful poem--would you be willing to edit line 10 and change you're to "your" fine way? Just a thought. Loved it.

Linda-Marie Sweetheart September 30, 2011 at 11:32 PM Congrats Emma on sweet success in this contest with this marvelous entry luv..

Joyce Johnson September 30, 2011 at 7:53 PM Congratulations Emma. A great job nd win. Love, Joyce

Carol Sunshine Brown September 30, 2011 at 6:38 PM You did yourself proud Emma. Congratulations I enjoyed the poem you wrote for yourself. Love, Carol

John Smith September 28, 2011 at 5:02 PM "I close the curtains, And eyelids too..." Pure poetry.