Silhouette's Embrace Poem by Ronni ManoaHofbauer

Silhouette's Embrace

In twilight's tender brush, a figure stands still,
A shadowed enchantress, cloaked in night's thrill.
A whisper of presence, where light dares not tread,
A dance of the unseen, where silence is spread.

Like a memory stitched in the fabric of dusk,
A silhouette woven of longing and husk,
It bends to the breeze like a story untold,
A shape of the dreams that the heart seeks to hold.

A ghost of desire, in the soft twilight's glow,
Tracing the contours of what we may know.
Eclipsed by the glow of the moon's watchful eye,
A flicker of hope as the dark begins to sigh.

In the garden of shadows, where whispers take flight,
Every edge tells a tale, every curve holds a light.
This figure, a symbol of choices once made,
A tapestry woven in light and in shade.

Like a poem unwritten, each line stands apart,
Chasing the echoes that linger in heart.
It's a canvas of longing, a mirror to be,
Reflecting our wishes, our dreams wild and free.

So dance, dear silhouette, in your veils of the night,
You embody the essence of shadow and light.
For in every outline, in each silent sprawl,
Lies the depth of existence, the beauty of all.

Thursday, November 21, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: longing
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