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selenophile


In the anti-day,

I see you ruling 

the sky.

So far away,

yet light reaching

my eye.

 

When your opposite

starts to set down

i feel your faded 

presence.

There are remarkably

many clowns

none yet can have your 

essence.

 

You are a mirror better,

reflecting the whole universe

even my universe too,

starts with you.

Your majestical beauty,

the stars don't utter.

 

When you set in the sky,

my eyes set on you,

how do you remove all the blue?

and leave a smile too!

We talk all might as you stay,

without you, the night is stray.

I want you to stay bright in day,

my eyes watch you untill dry.

Sellenophalic, 

I describe myself,

your beauty,

invented this word.

Gigantic,

you describe yourself,

your majesty,

i became word blind.

 

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