Looking At Same Moon Poem by Doris Cornago

Looking At Same Moon



If you walk with such heavy feet

stay out my way because I can't

So silly playing a game of chance

faking romance, do you think life

can be played out as a dying tune?


Step nimbly, talk funny, make me laugh

Love a man who is unmindful of time

Not looking at watch losing control

of mind almost looking like a fool

but yes, responsive to sliding touch...


Your fingers stepping up in a jazzy

beat, horns weaving a magic tune

like a snake entranced by sinuous waves

of feelings, my mind reeling

from mistaken recognition of a man.


Are you with me, am I with you?

Let's stay companionably together

You in your corner, me in my own

seeking warmth from same thoughts

Together tonight looking at same moon.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
There is a borderline between what can be and what is reality. We sometimes fall in love with an imaginary person but fail to recognize the truth of what he really is. Sometimes, it is best to 'stay in love' than be rudely awakened. Or sometimes, the opposite is better. No one can really tell. The invitation to come together is a double edged sword which cuts, as well as heals.
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