Moonstones

by J. C. Horak - Not entered

Let us go to the mountains  up
   where the air is kissed by nothing
                         but the sun.
The moon presides there. Inviting
    passionate children
                         to match
    peaking waves at night.
I'll come with a pail of tears,
    long promised          me
   for diamonds.        And when
I leave, I'll have them. And in your hair.

Reason for writing:

    Don't you think that ought to speak for itself?    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1997-01-23 00:39:27
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:16
Poem ID: 46490

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