OrbitsA Poem by Carson Kramer
The moon's skin peeled back.
The sun's relentless fury burned her soul. A faltered, then fallen orbit. No gift, no kiss goodbye. Left in vastness' vacuum. The moon asked long ago for reprieve. Ungranted. The days and the nights The nights and the daze. The moon asked the other stars a question. "Can a diehard maiden serve this rock and its dwellers"? And question upon questions flooded the moon before any answer came. The fallen moon, unrequited in knowledge, left the earth and it's dwellers. Forever the same Forever unchanged Fallen. © 2018 Carson Kramer |
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1 Review Added on November 24, 2018 Last Updated on November 24, 2018 AuthorCarson KramerSt. Louis, MOAboutYou have come to the Nom de Plume, of the writer known as, Nipplegrinder. It was suggested that I would receive a more welcoming response, if I hadn't such a repulsive screen name. (Thank you, Lyn.) .. more..Writing
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