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Moonshadow

Posted by in on 14-12-12

She sails under a moonshadow
on the back of a white swan.
Tears fall down her cheeks
because her heart is unloved.

She sees twilight in the water
then turns around to face it.
A star shooting overhead
sparkles romance from its tail.

She thinks, Why can’t that be for me?

But each tear that fell on the lake
became a ripple towards shore.
And love waits patiently
just beyond the water lilies.

 

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About the Contributor:

Jason was born in Harvey, Illinois, United States, and raised in the western suburbs of Chicago. In early 2012 he relocated to Dublin, Ireland to work as a botanist at the Trinity College herbarium. He previously worked as a botanist at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle. Jason's poem "Holding Hands (a simple pleasure)" is featured in Bright Light Multimedia's anthology of short stories and poems, "Speaking of Love". He has also published four books of poetry: "Kairos", "10 Love Poems", "Selected Poems 2004-2007", and "Collected Poems". Jason's website is www.jasonsturner.blogspot.com

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