Attempt at Poetry

Godly skies are slowly breaking,

eliminating the sun’s final breath,

night-time visions, hope starts rising

elude now from your nestled crest!

Marveling at this ghostly scene,

yet still I think of my lunar kin,

lost in the labyrinth of tessellation,

unable to solve this mazes delusion.

No rest for the wicked as what they say,

again, the song of the moon made me astray.

rock me in thy perfect harmony,

kill me with thy notes done vaguely,

In a mantra filled with agony,

nocturnal tunes crafted out of fantasy.

deathless rhythm in euphoric moon beams,

reciting incantations as surreal as dreams,

Every sound and resonance i see;

do not dare wonder, this is my reality!

the world of sounds i see through my eyes,

hark not science, heed your paradise,

Alter how the laws of physics drudge,

not by reason but by your hearts nudge.

kaleidoscopic thoughts be gone with the melody,

singing a beat to beat melancholy,

Endow me my moon with bitter-sweet serenity!

to be exiled under the twilight skies

evoking guidance from the moons blue light,

raging crimson tears sucked in the abyss,

Numbed, but praying for an evening bliss.

Ah moon! listen to this song of plight,

lighten up the dark of night,

luna, please stay a little longer with me,

your presence is my sanity.

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