Sun Dance In the Moonlight
Beneath the moon's shy, veiled embrace I sway,
In the silvered night, where dreams find their way.
I sun dance in the moonlight's gentle caress,
As the clouds play coy, in their silken dress.
The moon, a lover, elusive and free,
Hides behind clouds, a coy mystery.
Yet in its absence, I find my own grace,
A dance of the heart, in this sacred space.
It may not love me, this moon above,
But it watches, it cares, with a tender glove.
Its silent witness, in the midnight air,
Guiding my steps, with a loving stare.
In the moonlight's dance, I find my release,
A soul's celebration, a moment of peace.
For even if the moon, from me it does part,
It leaves an imprint, in my grateful heart.
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