Evening Mood... Poem by Chunlou Yung
Evening Mood...
Moonlight, you spread your silvers onto us
And lead us to dreams by your soft whispers--
Unspoken whispers--that's heard by the hearts--
Poetic hearts--love-searching and tender.
And this park--now is empty and dreamy--
Even the night-roaming lovers have gone--
Only the late cold air left lulling me--
Was once filled with some sweetly chanted songs,
Sung into the heart of a sweet lover,
Whose skin pale as the silver light of Moon
And cold as the evening breeze of Winter,
Yet her heart warm and temper mild as June.
And now she is smiling down from Heaven
As I sing to her from our love's garden.
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4/25/2024 12:42:15 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Another good poem, there although found fragment in the sentence 'Poetic hearts-love-searching and tender.', solve this by correct it as 'My poetic hearts, I love to search and tender.', usually spell checker doesn't allow fragment, so must be solved by rearrange or add subject or correct infinite words etc...there is another thing is on your word 'Winter', it is not a name, merely only a common name just change it not with capital. All in the whole is perfect, but in a whole with mostly perfect gramma and ideas, I like to give you 10.