Slow is the moon, to wane
The stillness of night
Marked by a dim, pale top
Long during hours that creep by to stop
Wondering why
Dry the forest grounds lie
I move with wind's flow under the canopy
Knowing the fortress is darkened for me
Slow is the moon to wane
Dark trees live without rain
Another realm and hidden on the Ley Line
Slow is the moon to wane
Strange is the very name
Rebound to wood and vine
I take nearby paths
A sole presence of drafts
A place, a pale stone standing as if dormant
Marbled wall beyond
Of what was once, deep pond
The dream has been waking and descends through glen
Even, uneven, it hearkens to then
Slow is the moon to wane
Black branches outline fane
In the soft, silent clearing time does not pass
Slow is the moon to wane
Deep is the glow of pane
In the dim shade of glass
Where's the hidden door?
Where's the way?
Past a gate, crumbled floor
I saw past castle north
Where days went forth
Evening is aglow
The night is so slow
Where's the Sea of Clouds?
The name I've heard before
Druid songs from the moor
Where's the way?
Full moon stayed, nothing changed
Waxing in light, in the glow of the moon
Slow is the moon to wane
Dark trees live without rain
Another realm and hidden on the Ley Line
Slow is the moon to wane
Strange is the very name
Rebound to wood and vine
Slow is the moon to wane
Deep is the glow of fane
Slow is the moon to wane
Sla Je Arm Om Me Heen
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mid-December 2016
I love, love, love this!
ReplyDeleteIs there a pause in the spoken line for your version?
ReplyDeleteIn Bonnie St. Claire's version it's:
Delete"Sla je arm...om me heen"
The pause in my version would go like:
"Slow is the moon...to wane"