Summers' BallA Poem by AstroA description of the Super-Moon meeting the Summer Solstice in the sky.
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With outlines of silver upon indigo. The firmament is a hanging curtain Of beads offering luminous residue Through its opal openings like pearl Teardrops barely noticeable and lost In the Arctic white of a Goddess full. She towers in the night, powerful. She holds the curtain of darkness Like a cape of celebration worn Over her marble lighthouse watch To honor a new summer solstice. A glowing smile penetrates the eyes Lightening up the soul like laughter Cresting concrete rooftops nearby Crystal whiskers break the surface Like a spun glass sea urchin rising Up the steps of heaven, as music Orchestrated in low notes of color Is birthed into existence far below The pale legs of a pregnant Moon. The horizon dances into our mortal view From every earthly perch and waking eye. Windows become the fiery dance-floors Where waltzing Gods footsteps do blaze. Red spirals are offered like warm kisses Upon the wind swept movements above, While birds sing a cappella the 'Ode to Joy'. © 2013 AstroAuthor's Note
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