The Moonlight Caresses You

The moonlight caresses you like a lost robe,

Surreal and luminous dancer,
Stretching like a sunrise,
Gallops out of the twilights starry dress,

A rosekissed lilly remains dreaming,
In the warm blankets of your hair,

Darling lady,
Alone in the crowd,
Within the festive lights,
Tiara of the sublime nights,

The sweet waves of the shore,
Honeys gently within your soul,
With the solemn and vibrant hymns,
Of nightingales,

Wanderlust gypsies, autumn mango,
Caressing so deep in an exotic circle,
Their sighs with its rain and sun,
Sway into cherished flowers,
Dancing through the mists
Reynaldo Casison
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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