The flight of the new moon

by Semaran   Oct 8, 2006


The waking fears pass the hour,
cloaked in their scarlett haze.
The bright new moon parts the showers,
falling to my drifting gaze.

A stifling scream an open book,
play upon my rampant mind.
Delving back to to dare a look,
the past holds things I hope not find.

The missing moon flys its course,
all across the drying sky.
It keeps me company, no remorse
These eyes won't close untill I die.

I pray for sleep, I dream awake,
Knowing that soon day will come.
There comes a time to face mistakes,
To pay for things wished undone.

So give me things to laugh and smile,
rest me from things I have found.
Then take them back after a while,
and bury me beneath the ground.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Choose xX Alex Xx Life

    Great poem keep writing and ill keep reading. xxx so strong and so believable i was captured in the moment and got carried away reading it. That must have ment something :)

    please could you comment on some of my poems much appreciated xxx alex xxx