Moonbeams Poem by JJ Evendon

Moonbeams



Moonbeams
turning silhouettes silvery grey.
A surrealist landscape naturally mastered.
Moon's mirrored image reflected on water
illuminating the lake's tranquil state,
punctuated only by an old abandoned jetty.
Nothing stirs.
An expectation held in silence.
I gaze above at the billion bright stars.
Fearing I would stumble, I cautiously step forward.
I do not stumble.
For I find myself walking on moonbeams
over a slowly disappearing world
to a place cosseted by darkness.

Moonbeams
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: spiritual
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