The moon's fame, child of the sun.
My foot set forth into the birthday laughter
with the noise of spring dark and death by the fire
and the sleeping pool beckoning webbed knocking above
the rainy smoke sailing and brimming with
October sun. In the house
flocked with rosy praise and their raging arms towering over the
magic snow turning in
true joy burning brightly
the moon's fame, child of the sun, the golden blood in their light
move among the trees in emerald robes
where the dead possess magic
and bare their grace in sight of heart.
Martin Elder
Wed 12th Nov 2014 23:28
I love the way this poem flows one line to the next. 'With the noise of spring dark and death by the fire'