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Moon goddess


Willow wisp beckon

Urge for my slumber to end

Dancing till the ends of the earth

The solasta jellies float by

Glowing from the moons love

Echos of a faint voice, a dainty voice appear

Idolatrous appear before me

Chanting with bells and singing in a twitterpated language

Water floods my chattering floor

Seahorses gallop around me prissly

Sting rays bask in the abundance of joy

Then she appeared  

The goddess of the moon

Selene the moon herself

Riding down a Mångata

In a heavenly chariot

Powered by white horses with gold manes

She has come down to see endymion

The idolatrous draw me closer

I feel the presence of heaven draw near

She spoke yet sung

Such sweet words the titan spoke

We prayed for her to bring dawn

Then once again I awaken

 
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