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Moonlight Mile
May 9, 2010
In a seam of silence
where the night cradles the world
inside its blue heart, I open a vein.
Stars align, like the freckles
in your eyes.
Through my window I have seen
the white stars of snow falling.
Sometimes the image of you passes by
like the shadow of a train.
My sight goes trailing after you
among a sea of people,
in the locket face of the moon.
Now all is lost in this twilight.
© Laurie T., Hopkinton, MA
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EdenArielle PLATINUM said...
on Feb. 1 2011 at 4:07 pm
Very beautiful poem! I love the first three lines--really powerful. wonderful descriptions!
