Sunday, August 22, 2021

Moon Drunk

A whimsical poem on the magical charms of a full blooming Moon with its glimmering beams over the large long trees in a forest line.





Was driving alone

On an Inter-state,

Met a forest line

At the night so late.

The dwindling light

Was turning slate

And I stopped my car

To check on the fate.


And I got stuck by….

As the Moon sets high,

Over the large long trees;

With its magical charms

And the glimmering beams

Are no more on a leash…


And I woke up Moon-drunk

In the very next dawn

On a lovely autumn morn

To resume my journey

Alone on the Interstate

With all my pains gone sunk.


2 comments:

  1. It sounds so cool and soothing. You can try it for a musical composition.

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    1. Thanks a lot. Feeling glad that you liked it. I'll keep that in mind.

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