Archive for the ‘Diana’ Tag
Full Moon
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Diana the Moon
Shines down
Upon the Earth,
Enlightening it and us
With her gentle, silver light.
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Diana the Moon
Shines upon us,
Filling the sky sumptously
As if only she matters.
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Diana the Moon
Shines upon the Earth,
Cascading subtle light
Upon terrestrial objects.
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Diana the Moon
Shines upon us,
Gently breaking through
The Darkness.
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Diana the Moon
Shines down
Upon the Earth,
Enlightening it and us
With her gentle, silver light.
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR
February 3, 1992
September 13, 1992
February 22, 1994
Full Moon
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Diana
Bathed me in
Her lunar light
And
Gladdened my soul,
Enlightening it
With natural beauty.
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The clouds
Partitioned the early morning sky
Into strips,
And
Diana, the huntress,
Sat in the sky,
Suspended on a gossamer thread
From Heaven.
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A nip occupied the air,
Giving the early morning
A wintry sense.
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR
February 2, 1991
The Moon
A Public Domain Image from NASA, via Wikipedia
On July 6, 1990,
About 11:35 PM,
I walked outside,
Alone
But
Not alone,
And
Saw the clouds,
Diana,
The shadows,
And heard the crickets.
Peace was in my heart,
For I heard and saw
God.
I crossed myself,
Saluted Diana
(And God)
And went inside
To write this poem.
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR
July 6, 1990
