Muerte de la LunaA Poem by Aiza E.M. BridgeOriginally written April 2015
He did his samba and sauntered his way up the silvery-glass staircase,
through the midnight mask, rapier in hand His face turned from enchanting to conniving With one deliberate stab, the moon welled up - brimming and crimson I heard the moon weep and the trill of molten claret on the treetops I could only grieve in silence as I ventured to gather the broken fragments But they crumbled to dust in my fingers I watched the moon bleed. © 2017 Aiza E.M. BridgeReviews
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