Moonlight
To behold the wandering Moon,
Riding near her highest noon,
Like one that has been led astray
Through the heav'n's wide pathless way.
Riding near her highest noon,
Like one that has been led astray
Through the heav'n's wide pathless way.
--- John Milton
Bliss In the middle of the night,
My bedroom washed in moonlight
And outside
The faint hush-hushing
Of an ebbing tide,
I see Venus
Close to
The waning moon.
I hear the bubbling hoot
Of a playful owl.
Pierrot's purrs
Ripple under my hand,
And all this is bathed
In the scent of roses
By my bed
Where there are always
Books and flowers.
In the middle of the night
The bliss of being alive!
--- May Sarton
8 Comments:
Such lovely photos of "the wandering Moon"! :-)
These are incredible moon shots. All three are lovely. The second one is my favourite -- hauntingly beautiful, and a perfect illustration for the Sarton poem.
So beautiful...so peaceful. Thanks for posting these.
Wow love your moon photos
That is an incredible poem. The moon photos are great...your description of two tired old (you may not have said old, but I read old) folks up in the skylight with the tripod and camera directions, pursuing the perfect lunar photo gave me a chuckle. Sounds so much like my husband and me. Thanks for sharing!
I like both poems, but it's the Sarton one that spoke to me.
those are beautiful
t beth
pam in tucson
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nan
dragonfly183
thank you for stopping by and especially for commenting.
Have been experimenting with my new camera and am enjoying the results.
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