Pretty Nights Poem by Andrew Crosby

Pretty Nights



The way she wears
the night is beautiful. Ebony
drips
from the moon's hands
onto her eyes. Tonight is her
hair and yesterday
shadows danced in her palm
under the rhythm
of twilight memories. The
stars
will leak off the edge and
pour down from the sky,
and there she waits to capture
it all,
shining like a
lantern. The sun, who
by then is already doubled down,
retired into her smile, will
rise again. But
for now, the night is so
pretty
on her.

Saturday, May 6, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: beauty,friendship,happiness,love,night
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Denis Mair 06 May 2017

All the symptoms point to one diagnosis: you are smitten. The floodgates are open and the lyrical flow engulfs all surrounding perceptions. The images make her into the presiding presence of the night, but they are also grounded in real moments. Lucky lovers!

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