The bright moon bows down
To the wildness of the sea
Stars quit from shining.
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Brilliantly expressed! A short poem with magnificent images
Beautiful bow of moon to wilderness of sea in the wuietness and stillness thst starry sky departs
A super romantic imagery, Rose. The rousing sea and the moon bending! More than 5 stars to your super poem making ability
A perfect union Beautifully portrayed. Rose is a Rose is a Rose
The bright moon bows down To the wildness of the sea Stars quit from shining.// wow superb imagery; beautiful expression one moonlight is enough no need thousands of far stars nearest is best!
To MyPoemList this gem of a poem, true fascinating to read time and again.
this lovely created poem shows indeed a passionate night, must I admit. Imaginning What a wonderful atmosphere and appearance when the moon bows down to the wildness of the sea, the stars are cooperating and make the sphere more passionate. 5 Stars Full Vote. I will be reading this fantastic poem time and again. I am mesmerized.Poems are wonderous things, they have different reactions, but one thing remains the same: the reader loves the beauty that resides in this gem.
I cite you here dear great Poetess: The bright moon bows down To the wildness of the sea Stars quit from shining. A Passionate Night...........the Title makes me wish to read more and times again, .
Rose Marie short and sweet but magnificently nice and neat. A more than well written poem with passion as its centre and shining gemstone. Many thanks for writing and sharing and also five brightly bold shining stars. Take care and enjoy life. I wish you well and the loved ones around you.
A night full of passions, a night full of moonlight, a night with stars dim before a moon is better than a a sunny day. A nice description of such a night with all the magics of Rose Marie Juan Austin.
A well thought poem. Truly superb and poetic...5 stars*****
So the stars quit shining because of the moon? An interesting concept!
Romantic night with the muse of the moon! ! ! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
I love the plural application of words in poetry. Multiplies the beauty of the poem and the pen that crafted it!