Moon Corps De Ballet Poem by Mill Field

Moon Corps De Ballet



Preceeded by her corps de ballet,
The moon makes graceful entrance on the stage of night;
She pirouettes and peeps across the arc of heaven
Searching for her lover;
Unsuccessful, sorrowfully she exits.

Her lover, then, he too searching for his lost beloved,
Bounding leaps and rends the curtains of the day;
Scours the skies to no avail
Before making flamboyant departure
From the ramparts of the dark.

Is there a future for these thwarted lovers
Never ordained to meet?
Does no-one pity them?

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