Shepherdess Moon

Shepherdess Moon

A Poem by Anne Bathory
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I am extraordinarily tired and will most likely not remember writing this come the morning.

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Her incandescent gaze,

 Holds somber light,

Looking upon the world,

For such indulgence,

And the abandon of which dreary patterns take,

Only a moment,

Brief seconds of thoughtless joy,

Crashes down in dismal roars,

 Like the clatter of water upon an empty shore,

A gray stained vision of melancholy towers,

Holds such treasures sway,

Keeping such perceptive gazes locked,

To the ground in which holds them six feet under,

Like sheep without a shepherd,

They only silently wait,

For the fire to take hold.

© 2013 Anne Bathory


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Added on June 22, 2013
Last Updated on June 22, 2013
Tags: celestial, goddess, moon, dark, humanity, eerie, creepy, cynical, morbid, melancholy, loneliness, guilt, pain, suffering, poetry

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