Moonshine
A soul that soars and sings will seldom scream,
nor make a plea filled prayer to open air.
A world of substance not regrets or dreams;
short lived are tears, woes or human cares.
Not just part but at the middle of things,
awake where others sleep behind wide eyes,
rising to the sky by sentient strings
tugged ever upwards on visceral highs.
The moon for all its seeming sober form
is not in obeisance to the yellow sun.
Simply because we find that one is warm,
doesn't mean the still night is ours to shun.
Rejoice, listen, celebrate what's been given;
something more than is gained through religion?
Noetic-fret!
Fri 13th Apr 2012 00:32
I particularly like the last two lines, although I would have made it a statement rather than add the question mark at the end. I am not too religious even though I have a strained relationship with the man upstairs (I just cannot figure all the pain in this world). For me, Gods do exist, but for me, religion is of no importance.
Overall I really like this poem. It touched me quite some.
Best wishes and keep posting.
Mike
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