Moonless

Moonless

A Poem by R.A. Youngblood

Laying sleepy in the colored grass,
Between the polished and the faded brass.
Watching the promise of a steely moon,
Listening to the beauty of a fragile tune.

Looking back at the shallow eyes,
Piercing through their bitter disguise.
Raising my voice just to say "go away"
They would follow me even if I went astray.

Amber eyes took the humanoid form,
Like bits of stillness in the agonizing storm.
Don't show me the face of the moonless sea
Unveil me and like a slave set me free.

© 2017 R.A. Youngblood


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R.A. Youngblood
This one means alot.

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Love this. I can visualise it with ease

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Added on January 19, 2017
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