Reblog- First in this week, in response to WDYS # 75. A beautiful poem from Chris Hall. Enjoy!
Starlight pricks heaven’s violet mantle
Evening shades fade to velvet umber
Luminous in languorous liquid light
Eternal sentinel of mortal slumber
Never failing, forever wax and waning
Enduring, eternal moon.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What do You See #75 photo prompt.
Image credit: Jasmin Chew@ Unsplash
The image shows a young woman looking up at the sky where a new moon is visible. Her stance is meditative.
Selene is the Greek goddess of the moon. Her Roman equivalent is Luna.
Thanks once again for the perfect prompt and the reblog! Always appreciated 🙂
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It’s always a pleasure
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Brilliant.! Very well penned. Thank you Sadje for sharing Luna’s poem.🌹
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It’s beautiful indeed. You’re welcome
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Do you ever stop and think
Look at the stars and the moon
The night sky is so full and serene
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👍👍👍
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