From Sir to Miss; A Celestial Romance

You're different; I'm the same

Your radiance will wax and wane

You wander and whirl, in curious dances

Eluding; sometimes returning my glances

White and ghostly pale, but fuller of juvenescence

Than I could dream up, in my eternal endurance

You glide through the ocean; a specter of grace

As it recedes and rises to touch your face

Stay and shine back into my eyes

Or fly far, veiled in shadowy skies

No matter your fugitive trajectory

Your love will send you ever back to me

And though your love is fleeting

Our hearts, in convergence beating

Provide circulation that bears repeating

Our child of bliss, our love is heating

And in jealousy, dire, the heavens let fall lonely tears

Shaking for desire; trepidation of the spheres

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Published on Tuesday, September 25, 2012. Filed under: "Love" and "Poetry"

A reply to Percy Bysshe Shelly's unfinished poem 'To The Moon'

Comments on "From Sir to Miss; A Celestial Romance"

On Tuesday, September 25, 2012, PoetessDarkly (700) wrote:

lovely imagery. I adore writings about the moon.
On Tuesday, September 25, 2012, Poe Etiquette (124) wrote:

thanks so much. glad you caught that of course, in the title Sir, refers to the sun. and Miss, to the moon.
A former member wrote: A very intricately woven piece. It makes me think of Will and Tessa off "Infernal Instruments" for some reason. I guess it's just me.