I
I watched a
thistledown child
glide through a
fairground, silver
balloon bobbing
obedient behind her
***
II
He comes round here,
hammering down the door
arse hanging out of his trousers
pissed again, and babbling
about wolves.
***
III
A single blossom,
White, in her
Midnight-tangled hair
***
IV
We set out across the Sea of Tranquillity,
In a silver boat, and our nacreous oars
Left a milky wake. We were lulled into dreams
filled with white water lilies.
***
V
It is a Well Attested Fact
That the Great Belly of the Moon
Brings forth Snakes and Worms
And other Noxious Creatures.
***
VI
The moon sings her slow song,
Teaching the sea to dance,
Always a little out of step
With the sun. And why not?
***
VII
Harvest nights,
Golden moon,
Secret sweetness
In the apple,
Golden carpet
In the field,
Golden kisses
In the night.
***
Sarah writes poems 
Different shades of Moon…wonderful…like the 3rd one most…
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This is unbelievably gorgeous. I will bookmark this and read it again and again. Such fine work.
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Oh, thank you so much.
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Moon songs–wonderful. I like three and six the most.
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Beautiful!
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This depicts all aspects of women. One of the most beautiful things I’ve ever read.
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Reblogged this on Tiffany Belle Harper.
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Thank you for the comment and the reblog. It’s always great to be read ! I’m glad you liked it.
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Sarah – have a beautiful day. Thank you. It’s so gorgeous. Cannot stop reading it.
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