A Shrouded Moon

A Shrouded Moon

A Poem by Mike Scinto
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A wanderer muses to himself on a cloudy night.

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Too black is the night.

Too heavy is the sky’s cowl.

The moon is gone,

shrouded in a blanket of grey.

I know it is there�"

I see but the fainted halo behind the clouds.

Yet that is not enough.

In the darkness, I am alone.

There is nothing to guide my path,

no light to keep me company.

Only the silent whisperings of the wind,

and the stillness of a sleeping world.

© 2014 Mike Scinto


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You paint a scene....
and describe the event...
and the ending puts a rather...
tentative closure with the 2 last lines:

Only the silent whisperings of the wind,
and the stillness of a sleeping world.
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Only the silent whispers of the wind,
and the stillness of a sleeping world.

I believe also you wanted to use the word:

whisperings /whispers



Posted 10 Years Ago



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Mike Scinto
Mike Scinto

Woodbury, CT



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