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Faithful Moons

Posted by on Dec 4th, 2012 and filed under Poem, Poetry. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

 

wolf and moon Faithful Moons
Faithful moons, like every earthly sphere,

Encircle but their one appointed round,
Visiting the distant to be near,
And when seem lost are sooner to be found.
Concentric things are everlasting here,
As I with you—my home, my place, my pier.

Dedicated to Cassandra Lianne


 


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4 Responses for “Faithful Moons”

  1. Thanks Andrew, it is a short piece adorned with a deep meaning and a light magic.
    Well done, well done Andrew!

  2. Andrew J. Sacks says:

    Branka, thank you so much!

  3. What a wonderful way to honor someone - through the everlasting life of the moon - and such is moonlight - a part of life in many ways. Always, Nancy

  4. Mac McGovern says:

    I love your poem and in particular,

    Faithful moons, like every earthly sphere,
    Encircle but their one appointed round,

    Captivating with amazing imagery. I track the moon, encircling as if embracing is genius.

    Bravo!

    Best to you always, looking forward to reading more of your work.

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