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The sky boat floated just beneath the moon, Just above imagined ivy-mantled tower. Gold-flecked, ivory clouds just out of reach, Like the firefly, Suspended just ahead, pale then gold-light, Beautiful against brilliant 12 O'clock blue, Blue deep as overwhelming sea, Tear-jerking, snare of senses, Lo this sight of feeling, Mem'ry of freedom livid, Warming; caressing once stone-tight grey face. Entranced by a sudden breeze, A taste of grass, scent of ocean and sand, Feeling of spirit, sounds of heavy moth wings, As a whole, finally, an image of embodied freedom. Suddenly something bubbles up, crawling along skin, Dragging along newly heightened expectation. My Firefly glows ever brighter, deep fire-light, But still a little less than Moon Mother above, So bright, capable of ling'grin behind closed lids, Permanent, like this new hope, A hope like a wish newly formed, Warm and vulnerable and free.                            -MoonFirefly
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Mar 4, 2015
Mar 4, 2015 at 12:00 AM UTC
Fire-Light Poem Two
The sky boat floated just beneath the moon, Just above imagined ivy-mantled tower. Gold-flecked, ivory clouds just out of reach, Like the firefly, Suspended just ahead, pale then gold-light, Beautiful against brilliant 12 O'clock blue, Blue deep as overwhelming sea, Tear-jerking, snare of senses, Lo this sight of feeling, Mem'ry of freedom livid, Warming; caressing once stone-tight grey face. Entranced by a sudden breeze, A taste of grass, scent of ocean and sand, Feeling of spirit, sounds of heavy moth wings, As a whole, finally, an image of embodied freedom. Suddenly something bubbles up, crawling along skin, Dragging along newly heightened expectation. My Firefly glows ever brighter, deep fire-light, But still a little less than Moon Mother above, So bright, capable of ling'grin behind closed lids, Permanent, like this new hope, A hope like a wish newly formed, Warm and vulnerable and free.                            -MoonFirefly
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Mar 4, 2015
Mar 4, 2015 at 12:00 AM UTC
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