Poetry Compilation: Night Sky Moods

                                   Nightfall      
                                           
    Crickets signal the             Pinpoints pop up  
    nightfall                              in the skies.
    I hear them call                  Now the fireflies
    Birds murmur their             blink signals across
    final peeps                         the lane,
    ready to sleep.                   scenting the rain.                       

πŸ“·Fireflies at Ochanomizu 1880 
by Kobayashi Kiyochika Wikimedia commons

                       Clouds drift over the half moon
                       bringing showers soon.
                       An owl sends out a warning, 
                       long night till morning.                    
                       -Theresa M                          
   
 ☁☁☔🌌🌘☁☁
             
πŸ“· Supernova Explosion by NASA, 1987

   Starlit Wonder

And all the dreams I’ve dreamed before
that stretch out into the skies,
each hanging as stars -
   an intricate web -
reach out and extend to connect
to a dream that is yours.

Persistent desire feeding the fire;
The glow of the night sky -
   from northern lights?
   from lightning bright?
   or the ecstasy of 
   a new creation

   of starlight?
   -Theresa M


πŸŒ‘πŸŒ’πŸŒ“πŸŒ”πŸŒ•πŸŒ–πŸŒ—πŸŒ˜

πŸ“· Turkkinen on pixabay

                                                        

                               Moonglow

Silently the moonglow lays a glimpse of light
over the hills and valleys…
a sheet of snow reflects the white light--
   faintly, softly.

Few houses scattered like mirages of dream-like 
safety, warmth.
A light or two here and there casts like yellow candlelight
praising the moonglow.

This highway I drive leaves me no justice
to stay and watch the miracles of night.

Onward I go with the flashes of these dreams--
images my mind longs to partake of--
Cool, blue horizons with stars casts like lights.
But no match for the moonglow
on the snowy hills and valleys
that reflects the holy one.

Be at peace.

               - Theresa M


πŸ“·  cocoparisienne on pixabay




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