Sonnet 260

My thoughts return to you yet once again,
When lustrous moon reigns queen o’er all the land,
Argentic auras gilding hand and pen
While darkest shadows in mute reverence stand;
I bare my soul to her soft smile above,
In hope that flowing ink spills silver down—
Rich hand-cast words to burnish there with love
Soft-set in care, as bullion in a crown.
Tonight, though bright, no precious words I find;
Though in my mind your face shines sweet and pure,
I look down at this page that I have signed—
Still blank and void, endorsement premature.
The moon’s enlightened thought advises too,
And in soft light I scribe sweet lines anew.

© Loubert S Suddaby. All Rights Reserved.

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