The Lover's Moon Poem by Todd Michael Cusato-Millar

The Lover's Moon



A lover's moon camps outside my window
Sometimes I think its mocking me
The midnight clouds they pass by so slowly
can't you hear them their talking about me
the whispering winds brushing thru the trees
reminds me of her soft hair and how I miss it
the soft gurgling of a distant creek almost sounds like gossip
A wise old Owl who has settled in my oak tree
Lets me know hoo's the fool in this scenario
a timber wolf howls at a brilliant moon
His lonely cry echo's down the valley
He cries for his lost love he sits and waits on her reply
but all he is met with is silence
tonight the Timber Wolf is just like me
Tonight there will be no resolve for the lonely

The Lover's Moon
Wednesday, November 15, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: lonely
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Susan Lacovara 16 November 2017

I feel each long moment of the sadness and loneliness you describe under the Lover's Moon. The cry of the wolf, though distant, is easily recognizable to those who seek love.... A beautiful write.

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