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Orange Moonlight (Steve Crooks)

The poetic push has come to shove
not writing because of love
which I suppose makes it less
worth reading

I'm sure they saw the orange moon
those ancient poets, new ones too
rising full in eastern evenings
like tonight

I would walk to where you are
long through the night
past barking dogs
and lone passing cars

I would

Comments

I think we all would. Enjoyed your poem.

Indeed you would. Good to see you back, Steve! :)

Thank you, Don and Aurora.

I miss the others who used to write here.

Enjoyed.

I would too!!

"I would walk to where you are
long through the night"

I like this a lot. Thanks.

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