Dance Moonlight Poem by Wensday Wood

Dance Moonlight



I wait for the moon to
Be the highest it can be
Before I come out

Slowly I go and find
The small circular clearing
With wet flat grass

The footprints glow from
The moonlight shining down
Casting the enchantment

Slowly I take the first
Step and lose myself
In the song of the rain

The music form the rain
Is none like there is a
And no more beautiful

The rain is a blur and
I feel my wings coming
Out and being free

Slowly I rise and the air
Now glows around in the
Shape of footprints

The song changes from a
Whisper to a symphony
Loud and heard everywhere

The moon is nearly gone
And the enchantment is
Taken back

I fly back home to be
Back in time and
Everything disappears

I lay down and sleep to
Rise in the morning and wait
For another night

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success