Best Poems Written by Lady Moon

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I stand in the chamber of Glass by The Arnolfini Portrait

Inside the room 
         where everything is too still
       as if even air has agreed to behave
She stands in green, 
         deep weighted,
 deliberate
   like a thought that has been
               stitched into fabric
so it cannot escape its own meaning

He stands across from her, 
not touching,
not moving toward or away,
as if distance has been arranged 
with crescent  care
and called love

Above them, a chandelier holds itself
          like a paused sangria sun
    its empty candles
     insisting on presence
without giving light

A small dog watches from the floor,
simple and certain,
as if loyalty is just another object in the room
that no one questions

And then there is the mirror
    I do not notice it at first
            the way you do not notice being watched
                     until you already are
In it, the room folds inward

The couple repeats itself 
in miniature truth
And behind them someone stands
I realize then
it is not only a portrait
It is a record of witnessing

And I am not outside it
I am already in the glass

Copyright © Lady Moon | Year Posted 2026


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The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh

The sky staggers
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     l
         s  of sleepless blue,
a celestial storm stitched from sapphire and sorrow,
where stars swell, simmering seeds of unstable light
trembling like thoughts too vast to be contained.

Above the village, night kneels in restless reverence.
Roofs rest in rigid resignation,
windows dim as quiet witnesses to cosmic unrest,
while the steeple stretches upward like a hesitant prayer
that never quite reaches its answer.

A cypress rises, black, brooding, blade-like
a funereal flame fixed in the soil of silence,
cutting through the composition like grief given form,
binding earth to the fevered heavens above.
The wind is unseen yet insinuated,
a wandering whisper weaving through the whorled sky,
stirring stars into spinning, shimmering syntax,
as though the night itself has lost grammatical control.

Nothing here is still. 
Everything leans light lurches, darkness deepens, distance dissolves.
The world holds together on tension alone,
as though the painter captured not a landscape,
but the moment reality began to tremble.

Copyright © Lady Moon | Year Posted 2026

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