Keeper of the Night

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    Keeper of the Night

    Unhurried the sun drips below the horizon as the moon
    throws a silvery lasso around her fiery body to be
    pulled across the evening sky. Slowly blackness floats
    on to the horizon as night takes over.
    As I stand in the meadow, far from the city lights
    I am surrounded by total darkness. So dark is the night
    it's hard to tell where the Earth ends and the heavens begin.
    Like diamonds shimmering above the Earth, thousands of
    stars come out to escort the moon on his journey into night.
    As though hitched to an unseen chariot, the moon travels
    over the sky watching over all who peacefully sleep
    under its seductive light.
    With a face that never changes, he guards the heavens
    and all her cosmic radiance.
    Whether he's just a sliver of silver light or a
    round glowing circle, he is the keeper of the night.


    Lynne P. Hawkins

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    In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

    Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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