Look up!
And see the blue winter moon—
Crumbling with delight,
Echoing my broken pastime of singing,
Laughing on broken boats that
Dock by the waves under the bridge.
I see the twinkling smile—
It watched with eyeless eyes and
Empty pupils where watchdogs used to sleep,
But now they just rest.
I wonder if it's real or
I see nothing I don't want to.
I see the blue winter moon—
Where the farmers farmed gold
And sung their phantoms into existence
And cried them away the very next day.
I wonder if it's real or
I see nothing I don't want to.
I see the clouded skies that part ways
Parting for the blue winter moon,
Shining so briefly until day—
Why so blue? I wonder if it's real.
Oh! My blue winter moon,
I wonder if it's real
Till the dead sun rises and the bitter day comes,
And I see everything I don't want to.
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Great use of imagery in this poem! I like it.
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