Lustre Poems - Poems about Lustre

Be it day or night, yonder moon shines bright, beauteous is its hue, lustrous soft white, yet during the day, is veiled from our sight, an apparition odd - moon’s bright lustre that awed, now dims and appears thawed - although it is not flawed. Womb of space, moon’s nest, wherein it does rest hidden from view till sol sets in...

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A darkened room knows no sorrow No today and no tomorrow; A darkened room has no sadness It has no pain, only madness. A darkened room has no light Has no moon or starlight bright; A darkened room has no shine Has no lustre, yours or mine. A darkened room has no good Has no heartbeat, has no blood; A darkened room has no breath Has...

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I never told her her smile lasted awhile her touch as soft as shadow felt her eyes that brought shame to the skies if only these humble fingers could rip the seconds back and i could change all i lack...

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The sun slipped back his bag and yawned A day for today was gone And into the sea he took a plunge Splashing the sky in colours The stars arrived seconds later They were scattered all across They gossiped, talked and took a swirl Sparkled in the speck of the giant blue wall And slowly the blue seeped in its arms the grey Until...

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poets agree that stars shimmer to light mystery is our glow its glimmer? October 23, 2019 Get In Touch With Your Zen Poetry Contest Sponsored by Richard Lamoureux...

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My Lack Lustre Valentine There was a man who asked me to be his valentine My heart went all of a flutter I wondered if he would be mine I said of course your valentine, I would love to be I’ve never heard from him again, does that only happen to me?...

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