Falling In The Moonlight Poem by Sadie Sinclaire

Falling In The Moonlight



My moon, my stars, my magnolia, my aurora!
One look from those stygian eyes, mischievously twinkling, pouty lips upturned and I was frozen; my heart captured by your beauty.
Watching your raven locks swaying away gently in the breeze, illuminated by the pale light of the moon; I was falling.
Effortlessly, gracelessly hurtling down the abyss, never to come out.
My sunshine, my birdsong, my lotus, my summer rain!
Your laughter is my most cherished song; your tears the most agonizing pain.
Your touch is a brand upon my soul, your smile a balm for my aching heart.
My love, my heart, my life, my soul!
Everything that I am, the whole of my being, from the tips of my toes to the very last strand of my hair, belongs to you.
I am completely, irrevocably yours.

Wednesday, January 11, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: hair,laughter,lips,moon,raven,sunshine
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