The Night's Play

krutarth

the moon shies away behind a translucent veil,

blurred by floating clouds,

riding on the gale.

 

with the moonlight fading,

the katydid halts its tune.

I lie down on the cold tar

and stretch my hands towards the moon,

but find myself a little too far.

 

The stars suddenly start moving,

in utter disbelief and surprise,

I rub my eyes,

only to find tiny fireflies.

  • Author: krutarth (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 26th, 2021 00:15
  • Comment from author about the poem: The inspiration for this poem came from the days when I used to star gaze at night, I distinctly remember the cloudy night where the cricket\\\'s sound suddenly stopped. And I thought, it must be the moon.
  • Category: Nature
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Comments3

  • jarcher54

    I don't know what is more miraculous, stars or fireflies! Thanks for the little narrative!

  • L. B. Mek

    wonderful and clever
    a good read, thanks for sharing

  • spilleronsheet

    Well penned dear poet
    Good observation



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