Catching The Moon. Poem by Fay Slimm
Catching The Moon.
Water, transparent as crystal,
Tastes of darkness when night falls,
While on evening sands, in fitful
Patterns, pebbles like trelissed shawls
Faintly gleam as in day-time's white.
Moon wilfully plays shadow games
Of catch as you can, with sheen
Repeating sun's stronger rays, framed
Now in luna-light, our dreams
Appear translucently moon-bright.
Not pearls hid in deep rocky seas,
Nor gull-haunted boating bays
Can keep you from penning meaning
For me, in dark's tender ways,
Soft versed love pledged in moonbeam's light.
'Now in luna-light, our dreams Appear translucently moon-bright..' i love moon-themed poetry, and this piece is truly amazing, how you play with dark, light, transparency and natural beauties, thanks for sharing, Fay.. A.
The water is cloaked by the darkness of night a full moon shines so silvery bright it leads a path unto mine eyes silhouettes and shapes are in disguise
Wonderful indeed Fay... I have read like four or five of your new ones today.. I should say they all are very good, Very refreshing.. Reading these sorts of poems help to relax the mind more than anything.. nice to read.. good.. See you soon! ! ! with loves shan
Wonderful image filled piece form you as always Fay...Fi....10++++
beautiful poem and images...so beautifully penned
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/19/2024 10:11:34 PM # 1.0.0.1119
I have to say nice poem.