Moon Number Poems

 "For the moon never beams without bringing me dreams" Edgar Allan Poe

 My true love was always my moonbeam
 To breathe her light
 She...

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Dearest Lord Jesus, Lord in Your mercy hearken unto me, Thy good and Thy
faithful servant. "Rescue the perishing, pray for the dying, Jesus, (You) will...

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The clouds gather the sunset,
mixing all the colors.

Flocks of birds pattern in black,
as the light slowly fades.

The yellow moon rises up, 
the smoky valley stills.

Soup...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Yes, our Creator's Love; this always comes and it goes between to good people and or thing, and in and between Him just as each...

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Seven on moon mine is June
Twice on earth yours is shine
Thrice to air fresh to breathe
Four to start friend to see
Five to reap good to...

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What’s in a number, those two that be together;
To bring two numbers (or things) together;
To make a new total
One and Three, 1 + 3 over…

Merrily,...

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Segmented straight lines configure
pointed glyph of transformed cross.
In numeral sequence from the top
it’s the second smallest even integer.

After three dark days of primal genesis
when the...

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Mine is a connection twix body and soul
Beliefs based on values, the earth as a whole;
In league with creation of moon and the stars,
To strings...

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Like an allspice incensed quartet chorus,
the spirit of the living Word unveils before us.
Holy foundational page corners turn
in cardinal winds as red letters churn,

proclaiming the...

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Astronaut William Anders's space photo,
Onboard Apollo 8 on Christmas Eve,
Nineteen sixty-eight, a bit of a show,
Influence nature, world-renown to be,
Taken with the moon as in...

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Beneath, weeping willow you lie supine
lamenting, veneration, muse divine
weakness of mind, love is my illusion
incidental rendezvous, delusion?
my dear, recall our ten idyllic hours
smelt the perfumed...

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Too long I limped along a lonely road, born into this Sahara desert of a life, 
parched and hungry, face weathered and gaunt.
A deaf, dumb,...

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Earth's Porch, Beyond Its Spinning Turns
 Sonnet number II of XII
 
From its Heavens, moon, starry nights
 glistening rays that set afire,
Hope and heart, dancing...

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Whoa oh baby ain't I still your #1 Man
do I still make you feel safe and warm
when you are in my arms, do I still...

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