Kevin Moore Poems

Twas bitter, then - and bitter, still -
and thrill the ears! came clamored trill
of mother’s unsheathed whimpered will
amidst the shattered bedclothes and
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(Outside)
Rain plays softly against the window glass
a lullaby in A minor,
sings its song of comforting to old men
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The trees are giant candelabra
suspended from the sky and
made of spun glass; moonlight reaches
down through them to touch the earth
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She is nameless and forgotten-
among the vermin, waiting- small
and frightened and tired, afraid of what
tomorrow may bring home.
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In my dreams you are always by my side
and I can almost touch you (but not quite) .
I can see that sparkle in the windows to
your soul, nearly taste your lips against mine -
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shining far from me her inner beauty

radiates a challenge to the sun and moon
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My past a rushing flow which unchecked winds
a twisting path from mind through heart to page -
and though a mighty link to what was binds,
chain’s craftsmanship shows artistry with age.
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Vixen! Thou hast bewitched my very heart
and taken unto thyself my soul
quietly. Stay you within my thoughts and
my desires a constant; pray, thee
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I walked along a well blazed path and
came upon the barn -
seen earlier from field afar
its stand midst trees in splendid dress
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Struck down and tumbled out upon
this land as though from Annwyn felled -
a Guardian for us Travelers born
of middle Earth midst season Rites -
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