Invisible Within The Moonlight Poem by David Harris

Invisible Within The Moonlight

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As the skies go dim
as evening begins
a soft breeze
of night fall slips across as evening calls
before the night begins.

Sitting under a solitary tree
whose branches like scrawny arms
wave back and forward
like a skeletal presence
under the moon’s reflection
in the quiet of the night.

I sit there lost in my imagination
that take the focus of spooky things.
The ghosts of the night linger
suspended in time and space
just above my head
invisible within the moonlight.




10 October 2015

Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: miscellaneous
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shakil Ahmed 14 October 2015

a beautiful poem, well-composed. thanks for sharing. if you find time please read some of my poems and leave your comments,

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Kay Staley 14 October 2015

Very beautiful. Nice dancing language, and good imagery. Very relatable for the reader, and gives you a feeling that you have been there before; I was the one sitting underneath that tree. I enjoyed this poem to a great degree.

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David Harris

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