Moon Allusion Poems

       

             Seeking normality
   ...

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 "Yesterday sometimes is a comfortable sofa where we want to be lazy, instead to keep on cycling on the given road". -by author


A time...

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a celestial dancer,
through the veil of existence, 
paints the cosmos with hues unseen
illuminating constellations 
auroras bow,
the moon dances to dawn’s blush, 
twilight casting shadows upon...

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With trembling heart, as an attempt I made 
To leap across, he woke up with a start, 
The sword fell from his lap with a...

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Ah, behold, the celestial dance, a cosmic spectacle for all to see,
As the moon gracefully obscures the sun, a moment of unity.

But wait, let's ponder,...

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Newspapers read and a grand dinner done, 
I put out a large lamp awake like Moon, 
And stretched into my bed wishing deep sleep, 
Some...

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Under the dark blue sky
A pavilion drenched in morning dew
Lighted brightly by the saddened  Moon
revealing truth
Drenched in dazzling, tempting lies

In the courtyard are lazing...

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"Black and white in want of each other, and not in need, inevitably;
of my following sampling's POV," ... by the Poet.

Pandas are loners, though my...

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Darkness falls a
A hush sets in
My animal drive
Promotes sin
Willfully I joined 
Your soulless heart
Two creatures we
Tumbled in the dark 
Moon a witness
Twinkling stars our show
Ensnared...

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Luna, rise
high
into the night
sky,
and ink its darkness
with golden beams of reflected light.
Light up
the ebony abyss
enveloping me....

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This now! BEHOLD! 
His Majesty flashed a sign.
Naked was the night without 
Its moon and stars bright! 
Hypnotically confused. Look 
The LIGHT! Though then the...

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I see the trees the trees 
Speak to me 
In siloquiscent tremblings
Of shaking branches 
And falling leaves 
So quiet and tense
A psychadelic panacea
Of hallucinegitic properties...

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It's a winter colder that the others
we lived yesterday, never thinking of any sadness;
our winters were mild and we wanted snow
to hug each other closer...

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Be ye a temple to thyself,
be plain and simple right off the shelf,

or be a Mayan of long ago, 
a calendar odds that stole the...

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I craved not affection, a desperate plea,
Just whispers of worth, a glimmer to see.
No mountains I sought, no jewels in a crown,
But a touch of...

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