There Is a Moon, I Have Seen It
Alone,
the television muted
Thoughts float about on
shadowed wings
Faces with moving mouths appear,
nothing is heard
My mind collects itself,
slanted views
Trading happiness for solitude,
beneath spinning blades
Not sharp,
but constant like minutes
Time teaches unwanted lessons
erasing chalkboards and creating dust
There is a moon, I have seen it,
felt it, reached out to touch it
It lit your face
and I knew from that moment...
why
Who cares what color they say is in,
black is here in the silence
It flows effortlessly like satin,
stitched in memories and dreams
It tints the windows reflecting truth
Showing what has become,
glassed over situations
Blocking the moonlght,
shuttering desires
Burlap trajectories crashing
beyond the horizon
Fabricated realities for those awake
or those
alone
There is a moon, I have seen it
Then it was gone
Copyright © Chris Green | Year Posted 2018
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