Seasons of the Night

by NightFlyer   Nov 11, 2007


The misty firmament above in the hours before the rising sun,
Swirls patterns deeply etched into the grey sky,
Windy realm of night with its soaring echoes,
A play of wind, clouds and dancing moonlight,
The spirits of the ages play, spread across the invincible night,
They play unseen, yet fill the Arcadian meadows with their presence,
To the wind, they vow a burning promise,
To the night, their unquenchable energies,
In the windy sea sky, adrift with misty cloud schooners,
The season of the Solstice sweeps her glowing gown,
Drawn by oceanic breezes,
Her midnight tempest spawns vaporous clouds across the gloomy moors,
Her Druid song haunting the moonlit fields,
This swirling mirth of darkness strips the tired senses spellbound in these seasons of the night.

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  • 17 years ago

    by NightFlyer

    Thank you. Glad you liked it.

  • 17 years ago

    by NightFlyer

    Thank you for your kind comment, Stormy. For this type of poem, I usually wake up in the middle of the night or look up at the sky. If the feeling and inspiration is 'right', I'll start writing to try and capture the magic moment. For poetry, night's my favorite time.