Another Moon Poem by Riano Harp

Another Moon



The Cradle, so serious!
The bed for our desire.
The end which only ends
In a ricochet of laughter.
Our cries taken serious!
Have I always been hid?
Only if you could see this,
As if I never did.

Calico giantess surrendered
Without a hint of philosophy
To the heart's void!
Bound to eternity
Without ever knowing
I wait here forever
Always ending,
As if I never.

This is the prison of my ignorance.
The tide always returns, no matter how hard
You push it away — thickening the trance
Makes us rise as if were God.
If were desire to return
We must understand our death forever
And fall down as we burn,
As if we never.

The Cradle, so serious!
The bed for our desire.
The end which only ends
With a ricochet of laughter.
Our cries taken serious!
Another evolution hid
On a new crescent of bliss,
As if I never did.

Sunday, January 28, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: death,destiny,eternity,forever,idea,irony,love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
2016 Basic but it encapsulates a daily theme of will, mostly prominent in the archetype of the hero, although I wasn't consciously aware of this att
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