Silent Moon Poem by Arthur Q. Kromwelle

Silent Moon

Rating: 4.8


silent moon it sits and waits
oh the depth of which I cannot fathom
desperate toll and chasing wind
the sun left stranded in the night
silent moon, oh smile on me
silent moon, tonight
tonight

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Greenwolfe 1962 10 February 2009

That is a pretty good rhyme in this verse. Beyond that, I have a hard time determining what this is about. It is obviously a prayer to the moon, but for what reason or to what purpose. I suppose I'm supposed to guess. No can do. I like it layed out a little more. Oh well, still a good rhyme. GW62

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Florence P. Wordsmith 30 January 2009

I like the imagery of a trapped sun. Have you thought of publishing this?

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Leslie Ching 29 January 2009

nicely and thoughtfully written...i like your use of repetition...

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Patti Masterman 29 January 2009

This is some nice writing. I like it a lot. It is unashamedly poetic. Just beauty.

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