moon
Marc Imlay
Oh wondrous moon,
thou eye of dispassion always a boon in your own fashion. Haunting, like call of loon within watery mansion. Shifting colors to shades of soft silvery white and in hidden night glades moths’ wings glitter bright whilst on the dewy grass blades a thousand moonlets delight. You always follow wherever I go and your face sallow exclaiming “Oh!” That you’re a favorite fellow you must surely know. Through your phases you wax and wane. Though you leave for days you return again. Despite missing your rays I never complain. Throughout my life a trusted confidant. In peace and strife in joy and lament. A faithful wife or benevolent parent. Of all my companions and dear dear friends I want you for my champion when on my death bed. For my consolation when I meet my end. |