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THE MOONBEAMS

THE MOONBEAMS

As the moon rose over the mountains

And the shadows mourned their loss

The silvery sheen of the moon beams

Reached deep into the river's dross

Coming alive in the rippling water

Like a million stars in the night

It played upon the fishes sleeping

In the hidden crevices and rocks

It reached across the meadows dark

Where it dressed the trees in white

A silvery sheen played on the dreams

Of all lovers and those they had lost

Chasing the shadows across the ridge

To where the vast sandy desert began

It slowly etched its way in red gold

Upon the shifting whispering sands

It found the beach and danced with glee

On the waves that rippled and rolled

Then headed out fast into the infinity

Of the moonlit deepest silvery sea

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loraine-fromm
Australian
Published
Aug 8, 2011
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