O Magnificent Night Poem by Captain Cur
O Magnificent Night
My world is changed, O magnificent night!
Boundless and wondrous as the sea is strong
surmounting day extinguishing all light,
dark eyed mysterious beauty, carbon
skies rage against the coming of the sun
and love her not, fomenting rebel clouds
to steal her heat and quell her fiery tongue.
O night! All consuming, immense and proud
conquering the universe unseated and unbowed.
If I keep reading your poems I'll quit being a priest and become a cutthroat pirate! 11!
There is always room for one more swashbuckler on the Malevolent. We actually could use a devout priest with a sense of humor. Not to dissuade you but I'm not actually sure what happened to the last one. I think Pirate Girl got him stowed away somewhere. She probably thinks he is insurance for when her time comes. Who knows! It's a big ship!
A splendid ode to night, with its all-encompassing mystery, brilliant in its praise of darkness!
Wow so beautifully and powerfully moving! .. A very deeply moving portrait! .. Definite 5 Stars! ..+++++++
A powerful and spellbinding write. The mystery and beauty of the night have been vividly portrayed and conveyed. Superb imagery.10++++
Due to magnificent night perception of life is changed. Mysterious beauty is well perceived through wonderful vision. Universe is very well felt. An interesting poem is excellently penned...10
A fabulous description of the charming night. Excellent write! Thanks for sharing….10+
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12/4/2025 10:36:52 PM # 1.0.0
Sort of sneered at it after a quick read and then tried it again and got a different impression .. quite effective. frightening as well.. recommend everyone read it at least twice thank you
Aye Wes! An honest comment! I often sneer at my own poems more often that I would like to admit. Thank you good sir!