Midnight Reflections

By scarletara

Midnight Reflections

The silvery veil of moonlight
Is worn by this majesty of night.
She walks silently, serenelythrough the trees,
Whispering to the animals.
I move closer to this exquisite moonlit vision.
She looks at me with big brown eyes,
Like eerie dark ponds in the woods at night.
Her eyes hold mine...
For an instant I am hypnotized,
Until she shyly turns away
To look again at the midnight sky.
Her long dark hair...
Tickles her trembling naked shoulders.
Her small hands cover her face as she sobs.
She feels alone, sad, afraid...
I catch a last glimpse of her
As she silently slips into the dark forest.
I sense her shyness, her fear...
I blink hard and turn away from the mirror.

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Copyright 2010 scarletara
Published on Tuesday, February 9, 2010.     Filed under: "Reflective" and "Poetry"
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  • Teaspoon On Friday, March 13, 2020, Teaspoon (1)By person wrote:

    Can really identify with this. Enjoyed, thanks.

  • A former member wrote: Loved it...sensual and gorgeous write. Loved her dark hair and her shoulders...nice.:)

  • scarletara On Tuesday, March 23, 2010, scarletara (58)By person wrote:

    Thank y'all for positive comments & compliments. Naked brunettes are always a great idea! Myspace & facebook have gotten me used to the third person. A great climax is always good. Thank y'all...

  • Meadowhawk On Tuesday, February 9, 2010, Meadowhawk (160)By person wrote:

    Sweetly crafted with a great climax. Nicely written.

  • A former member wrote: Great poem, I did not see the ending coming, yet it was a perfect ending.

  • A former member wrote: Hey any poem that involves a naked brunette is a great poem to me. The third person point of view of your self was really creative. ][ ][

  • Malcholm Dark On Tuesday, February 9, 2010, Malcholm Dark (806)By person wrote:

    Powerful visual, great ending. write on.

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