my moon
white eye wakens
casting glow on
white-blue shape through
branches
sleeping
moon fang
leaves scar in sky
bleeds white
on me stains
black blue-grey
winter washes
down white fuzz
over elven ears
moon nipple
in blue sky breast
triangle wisps inside thighs
damp earth smell
cloys
wind washes
subtle breeze
breathes silent
sleeps
moon wanes
waxes chest
breast rises
falls
face splits
twin beacons candles moons
crinkled edges
frightened pale
aqua skies
cradle
blackened suns
light melts
stains face
drowns candles
moons eclipsed in lids
beacons glare
leaves sight
stained white
I linger long
spit strands
weave web
moon-taught
I labor long
tree-top
entrenched
forsaken fortress
in bough await
return
of glow
©2002 Matthew Ephraim Duncan
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