I cross a moor where stars are white.
I cross a moor where stars are white.
I match the swiftest swallows flight
Over a wide, a windy plain.
My feathered feet return again.
I seek the silence after day,
I sink in shadow, purple gray.
Above I hear the raucous storm
I burrow deep, alert but warm.
I stray through ever moving shades
My dreams are drawn in misty glades
I scramble down long screes of cloud
And wrap my fear in fine-spun shroud..
I walk with specters, shun the light
Who calls me from the realm of night?
Lynn Dye
Sat 20th Nov 2010 12:34
I really enjoyed this poem, Freda.