Imagery Evoking A Sense Of Enchantment Mystery Poem by Terence George Craddock

where is found the poet with the skill the will
to shadow shade moonlight draw etch lines
captivating vivid portrayals otherworldly beauty
imagery evoking sense of enchantment mystery
drawing readers into the moonlit night where
two ethereal figures move in delicate balance
between light and shadow desire and danger
to instant capture heart of chance met stranger

human minds mere moth drawn to candle flames
moonlight crossing portal to where eternity reigns
intensity layers add narrative to otherworldly beauty
an immortal love sparked in a celestial connection
romantic timeless is immortal love crossing eternity
'An Ephemeral Beauty She Glides Through Moonlight

once she was
a sleeping beauty
who slept by day
who woke to walk
to rule by celestial
moonlit night

she dazzled radiant
in white light
that rainbow split
to colour lit night
her ephemeral dresses
in pastels to bright
colours watercolours
were transparent silks

enchanting filigree intricate
jewellery in shaped silver
gold embrace adorned
illuminated her wrists hair
the liquid gliding stride
of her long slender legs
the elegant flowing
twist of narrow hips

an ephemeral
beauty she glided
through warm
streets by moonlight
her arms bare
balanced her stride

as she walked
glided through air
her hands glowed
with a waxen
sheen like wild
moon lit lilies

the lift
of her firm breasts
the turn
of her glancing neck
the flow
of breeze kissed raven
dark night
black shining hair

a face of mystery
perfection flawless
enchanting beauty
walks in the night

bewitching
enchanting mesmerizing
male hearts
melt in awe adoration

like a moth
to flame
a deadly
flickering game

a love potion
of captivating
alluring beauty
can drive beholders

insane in a frozen
breath of desire
love ignites
in elemental eternal fire

her matchless
mate is a phoenix
lover forever
reborn in pyre flame

when their immortal
eyes their touch meets
light burns infinite
bright in supernova flame'


Terence George Craddock (Afterglows Echoes Of Starlight)
Copyright © Terence George Craddock