Wednesday, January 4, 2023

Waning Moon

Good night moon wearing a snooze cap.
Courtesy of Pixabay

Forgive me for not seeing
some stars are too bright
the moon, Jupiter, Venus and Mars
were the places we called ours

was it desire that burned in our souls
redemption found in our loving hearts
word-smithing one ladder rung at a time
ascending into the clouds heavenward

speaking in a tongue of understanding
spiraling in a cosmic universe of unknowns
they called us fools with unrealistic dreams
perhaps, we were merely survivalists

romanticism across the spirited sky
dreamers in search of fulfillment
love can sometimes make you cry

forgive me for not seeing
some stars are too bright
the moon, Jupiter, Venus and Mars
were the places we called ours

I wanted you see beyond the surface
the depth of my core was yours to explore
wishing  to see beyond the field of view
navigating the star wheel, searching for you

singing ballads of the waning moon
variable stars, changing through space
creating a constellation of possibility
love shining through blessed eternity

romanticism across the spirited sky
dreamers in search of fulfillment
love can sometimes make you cry

 

author's note: a poem, a song or just the wanderings
of my mind.  A work in progress….

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14 comments:

  1. Hi Truedessa - a brilliantly written poem - so evocative ... I loved it - thank you and Happy New Year - Hilary

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    1. Thank you! Wishing you a bright and shiny New Year

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  2. Ascending to the sky - this could hold so many meanings.

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    1. It could mean many things as poetry is about perception. May the New Year be filled with light!

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  3. Such a thoughtful and well written poem
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  4. Wonderful poem! Thanks for sharing today.

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  5. So, so beautiful. Flights like that can make it hard to return to earth. But how wonderful to have flown!

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  6. Yes indeed, the joy and pain endured by the passionate soul captured tellingly here... A lovely, heartfelt read... With Best Wishes Scott same problem with URL as on Grace's site _ Doh!

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  7. Lovely writing. This is my favorite part:
    singing ballads of the waning moon
    variable stars, changing through space
    creating a constellation of possibility
    love shining through blessed eternity

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  8. Sounds like we are spiraling off into space! The repetition works very well. Amazing how we humans think we can possess whatever we choose!

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  9. Heartfelt poetry depicting very well the enduring nature of love. So full of romance! Thanks for sharing.

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  10. A beautiful searching poem...

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  11. some really lovely sounds in this, a pleasure to read (and thanks again for that song link, i enjoyed that)

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