The Faithful Moon Poem by Walterrean Salley
The Faithful Moon
Winter skies clear and bright
On a cold and quiet night.
The faithful moon all aglow—
Celestial lunar traveling slow.
It trots across the heavenly,
This lantern of the galaxy,
Reflector of the hidden sun
That rules once daylight’s begun.
The blizzard with its sounding hoofs.
Icicles hanging from the roof.
It matters not ‘tis wintertime
When frost, and snow, and harsh cold chime.
Tomorrow be it sun or rain
The moon will do it all again.
Ok I loved your moon poem. But I need more bird poems. Last we left off your little songbird killed my viper. I have not forgotten. The moon is to big and I need her to guide my ship. So come on back and write something that will really annoy me. I miss you!
Beautiful nature poem, your long absence has resulted into the fruitful outcome! ! !
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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The moon faithfully makes its majestic appearance in the night sky without fail, though its radiance often is veiled by clouds! Love this one! I invite you to read my - poem on moon, A Death and a Coronation!