Of the Sun and Moon
Of the Sun and Moon The wills and wounds of night, progress across Universe. Their astronomical paths rail, a sphere of God’s betrayal festers; a curse their destined paths. For there is only a cadence, to which either shall ever come to know, for neither will ever come to meet. They are two deities married in their love apart, destined to a hungering ache. Their skyward footprints dashing, dashing. Points of star spear the night, and a blushing Sun's cheeks greet the Moon; an enduring tryst, of a parting spent throwing signals, through the heavens of the Earth. ***perhaps I should've slept on this, but then if I do I may just forget about it and throw in the waste basket. Here's a poem without my awful fingers prying too much, mostly to see what others think.
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Tharhawk
I am a avid climber and skier who lives in Washington State. Much of my free time is spent in the Cascade Mountains. You can see more about me here: www.alpinestateofmind.com More poetry at cascadepoet.blogspot.com
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