Moonlight Dance Poems

These Moonlight Dance poems are examples of Dance poems about Moonlight. These are the best examples of Dance Moonlight poems written by international poets.

How merciful the is Neptune
that we must travel the sea
does Poseidon make the waters
choppy might man wish to
conquer the seas
As woman treats the world horrible
might

© Allan Terry  

In the silence of the evening, when shadows dance on the walls of my soul like spirits of a lost dream,
I let myself be carried

© Dan Enache  

The swoosh-swoosh dress, hips dalliance, smooth hardwood.
He’d like to take her out for a spin, but she’s not letting anyone in.
She can nearly feel the

© Kim Rodrigues  

Full moon delights, fascinates me.
Thrills me to go outside and see.
It brightens the black sky at night,
makes me dance under the moonlight.

Full moon casts a

© Marilene Evans  

I want to feel the wind, to lose myself in a dance of leaves,
To shed my heavy thoughts, to float on waves of air,
To embrace

© Dan Enache  

You're just, my heart's desire,
You're like the night, so far away,
From my fire.

Tuned to our night, that gets crazier,
Watching you, all night away,
Just an admirer.

When

© Ananya Siju  

In the depths where shadows dance,
A soul is caught in dark romance.
Whispers of the night unfold,
Mysteries in silence told.

Eyes that pierce the inky veil,
Heartbeats echo,

© Katlin Bouse  

It would be good
to be a thought set free
of what holds it here 
in time and space, 
to go wherever a whim
might take it, 
some

© Paul Willason  

We once danced like the glowing Lampyridae
Bathing in the molten heat of a new fire

While walking hand in hand 
Down loves panoramic highways

Flames of belonging

© John DuffyASY  

In a quiet corner of the world, where shadows dance with illusions in steps of story,
Every four years a desert dream is reborn, a dream

© Dan Enache  

Hey moon,
What a nice glow.
You rise and set glowing
The sun rise and set glowing too,
Glow down.

© Monulita Boey  

In a whimsical world of witty wonder, 
Where laughter lingers, lost not in thunder, 
There danced a dandy with a dapper flair, 
Sporting red shoes,

© Alesia Leach  

In the chill of the October eve, we stepped out into the night, 
A pair of wayward souls in costumes, ready for our fright. 
With

© Alesia Leach  

Lucious , the sources ae not clear:
yet with all understanding 
of those things
loved, I must mention a
 togetherness bound for marriage
might only honey be sweeter!
The

© Allan Terry  

I close my eyes, a white elephant near,
Sparkling like marble, bringing you here.
On his back, you shine like a star,
A prince so handsome, no one

© Deepu Bharti