Man on the MoonA Poem by Kieran James McGovernMy young, brash and lachrymose eyes Rose on high to the sky Behold; the mentor
Rills, rays, wrinkles Of an aging soul Reality’s residual craters
Memories frozen over Distant dreams within The once-was river
He’d speak once, twice But seldom consider How or why the sun capsized the horizon…
Children of twilight Live but briefly Shadows of grief litter his canvas
Tomorrow the reprise resumes Footprints invisible Upon the snowy earth he loved
The old man waits Never breaks with all his strength Or callouses…© 2011 Kieran James McGovern |
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