Moon Light Poem by Lilith Rose Reitenbach

Moon Light



How quiet midnight love,
How my heart is to thee
How warm are the winds the where the ravens fly

Where all the changing of moonlight love,
Pales in the shades of your fading eyes.
How loud is your heart calling love,

How close is the Darkness to your breast
How hectic and painful are the rivers of love
Drawn out through your dying wrist.

And love, what a heat your frail skin hides,
As pure as blood and as sweet as death
And in the darkness of the Red Moon

Rides the foxfire of your dying breat

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