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Saturday, October 7, 2006

Bewitched by the October Moon


Bewitched by the October Moon, originally uploaded by Annabelle13.

Bewitching Moon

Over the top of the mountains the moon
Rose unexpectedly
In the sky it drifted,
A bird, a fairy!
Blown out, round and sweet
Melon-like!
It danced in the sky
Impassioned
In the fragrant night,
Lighting every road,
Making my head swim,
My senses dazed.
Did I dream?
Did I really see you?
You fell into the well
Like the declining sun.
Moon, wink at me
Bright Moon, magic moon
The mirror of the loving girl,
Peep out at the balcony!

Patrizia Gattaceca

4 comments:

Jeanne said...

I too posted a little about the moon.
It is certainly a sight to behold in the October sky.
Blessings of love and peace.
Love Jeanne ^j^

Miss Robyn said...

I love this poem - oh I am so confused as to what moon we had down here - I have read about your gorgeous harvest moon, your blood moon and I wonder what mine was.

Annabelle said...

Harvest and Blood moon, aren’t they the same? Maybe someone can enlighten us on the matter; I would love to know.

Annabelle

Tongue in Cheek Antiques said...

My senses are dazed by those images!! Wonderful collage!!

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