Moonlight In Abraka Poem by Humphrey Bryant
Moonlight In Abraka
Watch how the moon freezes the sky
How tiny stars
Of bright sequin flood the sky
Piercing on its face a tribal scar
Tales of late gathering
Echoes through the earth
From the horns of grey hairs
While the children
Frolic out in the new light,
Now fill the field
Like a congregation waiting for salvation
You think it's not beautiful?
Friday, August 22, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
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