Posts Tagged Moon
it was a good day
Posted by Ronald Kirk House in Poetry (Blog) on February 27, 2013
yes, it is the weary winter
and the days of discontent grow a little longer
as the moon slowly spirals
away from mother Earth over geologic time
and I notice the night outside grow colder
so, I get up to close my open window
but first I shout, “Hokahey!” to the moon
Hokahey, I am ready for whatever comes
for I fell under the dark witches spell
Posted by Ronald Kirk House in Poetry (College) on May 20, 2012
a hideous cackle echoes under the full moon
at midnight, her long red fingernails are rakes
leaving trails all over my tortured back
with no hope of anymore burning at the stakes
as her dark wicked eye lashes flash forty times
and whip my tired soul into submission
I’m no longer safe even locked alone in my room
kneeling and weeping full of contrition
she rattles the chains of destiny, pulling on my leg
with enough noise to wake the army of the dead
she smiles as her vampire red eyes hypnotize me
for to drain me of life and leave me fully bled
she wraps a long leather leash around my neck
saying that I am her dear and familiar pet
but she weaves a spell to hold my soul here on Earth
all my hopes and dreams she wants me now to forget
you won’t catch me howling at the moon tonight
Posted by Ronald Kirk House in Poetry (College) on May 13, 2012
sometimes, I play my guitar late at night
singing my songs of sorrow
under the light of the lonely moon
often, she weeps along with me in sympathy
and when it rains, it pours
her moonlight tears
fall in silver strands of garland to the ground
only to disappear
in backyard suburban swimming pools
of my neighbors who pay no notice
to the sounds of me singing my lilting lyrics of lament
playing my guitar under the pale light of the moon
get the silver bullets, I think I heard myself howling
Posted by Ronald Kirk House in Poetry (College) on April 24, 2012
she left me swinging on a cumulus cloud
lazily waiting for the sun to shine
ridiculously dancing around in the falling rain
just wasting away my precious time
before, with her I was walking on air
higher than the tallest Sequoia trees
my spirit floating fancy free and all my cares
blowing away in the late summer breeze
then I heard a sound like a werewolf howling in horror
a poor creature driven crazy by the light of the moon
and left cowering all alone in the cold of night
only whispering my mournful story of my impending doom
Night Love
Posted by Ronald Kirk House in Songs (1983) on October 21, 2011
starlight
sing your song of love tonight
please listen to me starlight
and make everything right
moon glow
in your light our love will grow
softly now moon glow
don’t let her tell me no
candle light
romance is in the air tonight
and when she says alright
my world will turn bright
“Night Love” © 1983 Ronald K. House



