The Moon

The Moon

A Poem by Patrick McCombs

My skin as white as house hold bleach 
The stars are hopelessly out of reach
I munch on cheddar pringles
As I lay on roof shingles
The air cuts right through 
The moon looks so blue
I'ts chilling
It's thrilling
Goosebumps dot my skin
And I don't know where to begin
Basking in the moon's heavenly glow
I feel things I shouldn't know
It surges through my veins
Moving faster than hypersonic jet planes
And it flies up my wind pipe
Oh the moment is ripe
And it erupts 
It disrupts
The surrounding air
And I don't care
It's instantaneous
Utterly spontaneous  
My words are torrential
Unlimited potential

© 2013 Patrick McCombs


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Added on June 6, 2013
Last Updated on June 6, 2013