Tales From Moonlight Poem by Ebi Robert
Tales From Moonlight
There was a star in the sky,
Smaller than every other star.
It use to show its triangles
of queenly brightness.
It's gaily lucency neighboured the multiple morns.
It tried to subdue the moonlight
and exile the sentry of the night.
It doesn't traipse as the moon
but floats without wings in the cool sky.
It quested for the sun
but there was only dankness for it.
Sometime it dies, when the traveling cloud
does not go beyond it.
But it lived after a moment.
It suffused its silhouette like tarantula webs.
And owlishly quenched men darkness.
I moonlight, palimpsest ruler seats
When it died and died again.
Then I knew that little star to be a satellite.
The few of the first lines and few of ending lines really sum up this poem as a beautiful tales, loved it...so nice imagination built in your mind_Unwritten Soul
Then I knew that little star to be a satellite. Hopefully, it's a light of hope for us all, Ebi! well done!
Just beautiful! Loved the language you used. Such a lovely piece, I am so glad you asked me to read this. It really is wonderful!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/5/2024 2:54:38 AM # 1.0.0.1119
You stirred my imagination with this one. Well done.