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#28 - I see you, moon-faced man
by Linda FullerI see you, moon-faced man
I see you rise above the shadow clefted hills
to cast cold light upon the cooling land
to look upon the creatures of the dark
to watch as predator and prey embark
on their nocturnal games of hide and seek,
the give and take of blood. I fear the meek
will capture naught in this exchange
save pain and death. You do not think of this
or harbor any thought at all behind
your stony face, composed of seas and craters
beaming down upon our moonstruck race.
01/28/2011 Author's Note: Poem-a-Day January 2011 #28
Posted on 01/29/2011
Copyright © 2024 Linda Fuller
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Colleen Sperry on 01/29/11 at 01:41 AM :) three more to go..woo hoo.. way to go.. I have enjoyed reading these this month!! thank you |
| Posted by E. A. Pugh on 01/29/11 at 01:41 AM Very nice. I enjoy the range in your daily poems. |
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