Moonlit Serenade Poem by Reynaldo Casison
Moonlit Serenade
Lovely woman,
I'd serenade you,
With a mariachi band,
And ten thousand roses,
The moon is lit,
With gypsy romance
I'd serenade you,
With a jazz band,
And ten thousand doves
The moon is lit,
With shy romance
I'd serenade you,
With elegant violins
and tambourines,
With ten thousand shimmers,
Of love
The moon is lit,
With the luminous gaze,
of your beauty
Reynaldo Casison
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7/17/2025 2:41:33 AM # 1.0.0
I couldn't serenade anyone with my violin, I sound like two cats fighting. Good poem with good imagery though.