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Artemis Haiku


She bends with the wind,

as her raven hair is freed.

She owns the moonlight.

 

Stars illuminate

the iris of her dark eyes.

Glimpses of hope lives.

 

She ponders her life

with all its simplicities,

and complexity.

 

Wondering through all

of the world's darkest black nights.

Questioning it all.

 

Will it ever make sense?

 

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