(sonnet # CCXXI)
Oh moonlit night! The world awash delights!
Its ambience complete with varied lays
And serenades from insects and frogs sways;
The ecstasy of chalky scenes excites,
As day's familiar landscape now invites;
With dear mystique all verdure it displays
In lunar glow engages once more: rays
And splashes, silhouettes in shades of whites!
The clouds in brilliant snowy hues o'erhead,
Tinged vibrant colours rare seen elsewhere,
Float silent in that sea that none can tread.
While underfoot lush carpets welcome bare
Soles' naked relish, cooling cheer outspread.
Fair summer ev'ning, none can match thy flair!!!
12Sep11
- Author: Chic George (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: September 14th, 2011 17:41
- Comment from author about the poem: Gazing afresh with awe at another moonlit evening, I penned this sonnet. (By the way, when my sonnets begin with that 4-syllable exclamation "Oh....!" the tune for "Oh Holy Night" is playing in my head....get it?!)
- Category: Reflection
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