Moonbeam Poem by Sally Plumb Plumb

Moonbeam

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Stay, worm,
I am not yet dead....
I am dying.

A spy of God
is watching me
whilst the season shrinks
and the stars blow out
their final colours.

When the mighty chariot descends,
take me to the fields.
As small as a poppy
I will hear it inhaling
the moon.
She is as nervous as a tremulous leaf.

Entering the universe,
a figment of idea,
free of my body,
an unseen spirit,
my amino acids left behind
to gravitate for reincarnation....

nothing left to do
but drift with moonbeams.



Waf

Saturday, May 18, 2019
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Archita Kumar 19 May 2019

Nice poem. This poem is saying about the harsh reality of life.At the time of death is the peice of theme you keep flowing throughout your poem.i liked this poem very much.

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Sally P. P. 21 May 2019

Thank you for your input. Much appreciated. Sally

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Archita Kumar 20 May 2019

Please read my new poems too. Thank you

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Sally P. P. 20 May 2019

Thankyou for your welcome comment. Sally.

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Haverhill Suffolk England
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