Every Night

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    Poem Commentary

    A Tender moment of great desire.

    Every Night

    I am the moonlight

    That slips through

    Unguarded windows;

    Resting weightless hands

    Across your sleeping skin.

    Lines of perfect form

    And curvature explored

    Unaware, unannounced,

    By tender filaments

    Of illuminated air.

    I dare not reach your eyes

    In fear that I must retreat

    Upon discovery

    Of my curious event.

    I use the dark,

    And its silence

    To foster my

    Desired anonymity.

    By morning’s light,

    You will not notice,

    The etchings of love

    I have drawn upon you;

    Yet, I believe that

    In the warmth

    You will come to know

    That I’m here

    With you

    Every

    Night.

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    tenderpoison commented on Every Night

    07-10-2009

    again you are amazing. This will go in my favorites. "By morning’s light, You will not notice, The etchings of love I have drawn upon you"...one of the best things I've ever read. 10

    Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion.

    T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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