Moonlight Concert

MOONLIGHT   CONCERT



Moonlight’s song is borrowed, trite. 

Unless her echo is lent tune bright 
From a golden-voiced  source,
Her own cadence is coarse:
It  has no life of its own.

Hear the moon, on stage alone 
In  black magnificence.   Her rule
Is of an empty kingdom cool,
With tone-deaf somnolence - unless
Daylight’s king of harmony bless
Her with warm tones of delight :
In songs that wake the night.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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