Caught You Under The Moon Poem by Daniel Thomason

I see your face among a crowd,
That swarms a beach under a flashing sky,
Your smile so taking, your eyes so agleam,
You're just a rose that sits carefree in a field of dandelions,
Around a bonfire music plays,
Where the flames softly escalte to the warm the stars,
I watch you hair thrill and your skin with a glitter,
You're the only voice heard in the staging of a choir.

I walk slowly towards you, your eyes do not move,
In a crowd that has just faded, I ask you for a dance,
You are reluctant, but you calmly say 'yes',
And I escort you to the shores where we slowdance to the waves,
As our dance ends and we pull apart from one another,
I cannot help but to pull her closer and hold her,
We gaze into each other's eyes, once mysteries now revealed,
And we kiss under the moon, where the fireworks cheer.