The Star That Never Dimmed

moonwriting

From the window, I watch the sky

As the stars twinkle in the night

Flickering as if dancing to the beat of a drum

As I grew older, the sky changed

The little dancers lost their magical aspect

All hope had been lost

But right as I gave up on the night

One dancer began dancing

As if the drum started to beat suddenly

For hours it danced until the sun rose

Finally, the star went to bed

Still I sit, watching the sky

Listening for the drum and for my old friend to return

  • Author: moonwriting (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 14th, 2017 12:28
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem is not only classified as love because it may be interpreted in many different ways. I hope you all enjoy it, please leave comments to critique if needed.
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 46
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  • Nicholas Browning

    I like the free verse style of no initial rhyming scheme. The title is amazing, and what follows is also great. I don't really see this as love. I see it as a deep and profound appreciation for the star that never stopped shining. Bravo.

    • moonwriting

      Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed, this is my first published piece.

      • Nicholas Browning

        You're off to a good start. Read some poetry, gain some experience, and publish an even more marvelous piece. We're all here to help each other. Welcome to the "Flock" as some of us like to call it. Haha.

      • FredPeyer

        Welcome to the site moonwriting!
        Judging from your moniker, you must have been writing this at night while watching the sky.
        Beautiful writing. I like the flow, how you go from young to older, childhood to adulthood, where perceptions change from the magic of a little child to the skepticism of an adult.
        I may be way off here, but this is what I felt.

        • moonwriting

          I am glad you enjoyed! Although this piece has its personal meaning to me, it may be interpreted many different ways based off of the reader so there is no "incorrect" way of viewing it.Thank you for the welcome.

        • BRIAN & ANGELA

          Thanks FRIEND ~ love your first poem and its Dance of Love. Rhythm in a Poem is much more important than Rhyme ! Your poem pulsates with Rhythm which complements the theme ! I am sure your Friend will return ~ I know I would ! Yours ~ BRIAN (UK)

          • moonwriting

            Thank you, I appreciate the kind words.

          • Goldfinch60

            That drum will always call you and your friend to rise again. Good write. Welcome to MPS.

          • spilleronsheet

            Though itโ€™s an old post
            But I am new to it
            Itโ€™s deep
            Enthralling with beauty
            For the yearn for the star which kept shining
            For the hope for return of it
            And the beauty of star which danced to the drum

          • spilleronsheet

            And the title is so adept

          • Caring dove

            Lovely writing ! ๐Ÿ™‚๐Ÿ™‚

          • Neville


            I checked back to discover where you have come from .. and I was not disappointed .. ink well spilt in my humble opinion ... Neville



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