Number 902 My Moonbeam

 "For the moon never beams without bringing me dreams" Edgar Allan Poe

 My true love was always my moonbeam
 To breathe her light
 She had to be her own addiction
 She has control over the saint of procure
 I drink to her freelance contingency of no mercy
 A glance at her smile.. wanton fever.. stone me petrified 
 A shooting star 
 True dreams please come to me
 Like it was Lust like it was Love 
 I could have been friends evermore
 Its all for that smitten that smile does cast
 Plays part of the twist part of the laugh
 When she feels too anxious about giving 
 It's her folly I can't take
 A whisper from the truth becomes me 
 I found lost in her shine that beam diverged away from my soul
 The moon doth cast my Moonbeam nevermore 
 No buzz, buzzing of her number 902
 Hiding her perks my now vacant desires 
 Seduced by my loneliness 
 Tortured by some disconnecting dreams
 Where time lost it's fears
 To where life is but tears
 Number 902
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