Showing posts with label moon poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moon poetry. Show all posts

Saturday, November 10, 2018

Lizz Murphy Poem 378 SKYLINES 4




































handkerchiefs
over noses mouths

above is umber
the sun a burn hole
moon a light stain
one breakthrough star

black-faced brown crows
line the bridge  men below
deal their hands


Wednesday, September 5, 2018

Lizz Murphy #367 AFTER THE CONCERT



the moon sails

through rain cloud

a boat in the sky



a child refuses

food

on Nauru


Thanks for the invitation to come back into Project 366 Kit Kelen and congratulations to everyone who continued on beyond 2016!! What an inspiration you all are.



Monday, November 21, 2016

Magdalena Ball #7: The Late Moon

The Late Moon

Saw you there, that night
when no one was noticing
not the satellite night
the perigree trick

frogs, toads, newts
spawned while you waxed
your light dim
against a silhouette of trees

your eyes like broken torches
my fingers itching
dermatitis torn
blood running down
our lips

don’t tell me it’s too late

that you’re too jaded now
your surface dark
with shadows
crater scars
pockmarks against the future

don’t pretend you’re the only
moon in the sky
lost in orbit
your features static with time
and duty

then come back
gleaming

just when I’ve almost become
human again
shapeshifted into
regularity
moonstruck.