Gibbous Moon Poems - Poems about Gibbous Moon

At start of darkening eventide The skyline brings lustre to one's eyes As sun is slipping away from sight The sky is a picturesque delight. Trees grace the illustrious sunset In serene, ebony silhouette Stately they are standing in tableau Against the radiant sunset show. Time to let one's negative thoughts blow Forgetting one's sorrows and their woe To complete tasks waiting to...

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GIBBOUS MOON Off and on silhouette chasing gibbous Moon My muse got confused, amused and...

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She went stargazing in her dream. As the light of the waning gibbous moon washes out views of the dark night sky, she and her lover stood transfixed, their eyes filled with wonder taking in the sheer beauty of it all! There was so much to see and marvel at; scintillating magic in the wide open night sky; meteor...

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The gibbous moon between its full and new stage Seeing in the sky on a clear night As bright as it is part is seen and part is not Like a hunched back camel in an Arabian sea of sand Fan by the spacious wind it gleams from the shine of the Sun Forcing itself obtrusive outward Transmitting brightness to the...

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Gibbous Moon Nascent crescent Moon always descent romantic. ...

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GIBBOUS MOON An elusive scene had arisen. ...

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Two-word Lines Free with Rhyme Verse gibbous moon The near-full moon— ashen veil its ashen light— phantasm strewn ...

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virtue squandered beneath the gibbous moon the feign of innocence a burden to bear daring to imply guilt the jealous called me out bothersome adolescence who will miss you I rest upon my shovel bothersome burden buried angelic virtue restored beneath the gibbous moon...

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Tonight the gibbous moon shined bright Like catharsis for my infinite thoughts Touched by natural chords, he Called me above dark treetops Amid cerulean skies. As if, I belong with them, among myriad and myriad of stars, He drew me closer, ever nearer...

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