Invincible Moon Poem by Cat Hodgson

Invincible Moon

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Invincible Moon

I remember a face that cannot say
All that is contained in a single day
You splash upon the water front
Touching deep in hand

A thought upon a mystery
One that dreams of history
Yet nothing ever was
But a vision never seen

Flowers stop by freezing frost
Sleeping on the branch
Never a whispered mirror
With hardly a chanced at glance

Promises known to disappear
At a wayward back
Connected by principle
Upon a moon that is invincible
Misty is the resolute path
© Cat

Thursday, March 24, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 24 March 2016

Flowers stop by freezing frost Sleeping on the branch Never a whispered mirror With hardly a chanced at glance.. you are so much united with the nature. great poem. wonderful use of words. like it very much. tony

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