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Every Night

A story in a poem about a girl who falls in love with the moon.

By Ben Ray Published 4 years ago 4 min read

Every night,

She went

To look.

Every night,

She looked

To stare.

As the

Girl would

Stare,

At the

Gleaming

Object,

In the sky.

Every night,

She would

Go,

To look.

Every night,

She would

Bask,

In its light.

As the

Moon

Changed.

Growing,

In the

Sky.

As

Every night,

She would

Adore

The moon.

As

Every night,

The moon

Would grow.

Slow,

And steady.

As the

Moon

Grew in size,

She felt

Peace,

Below

It’s silver

Light.

As

Every night,

She would

Watch,

With

Glowing

Delight.

As

Every night,

The light

Never ceased,

To amaze.

As the

Girl

Watched,

Seated on

the grass.

She felt

Peace,

Under

It’s light.

As

Every night,

It grew,

And

Grew.

As

Every night,

Passed

Until,

It was

Full.

As she

Saw,

That

Beautiful

Ball,

A longing

Appeared.

But

Of what

She longed for,

She

Did not know.

Then

Every night,

The moon

Would shrink.

Then

Every night,

She'd shed

A tear.

As she

Went out,

Every night

Just

To watch,

Her friend,

Disappear.

But

Every night,

She

Would still,

Watch the sky.

But

Every night,

She

Would still,

Wait.

As she

Waited,

The moon

Waited

As well.

Before,

Appearing

Once more.

That night,

She

Saw

A sliver.

That night,

Her tears

Were

Of joy.

As the

Sight,

Of

Her friend,

Her

Heart swelled.

And she

Cheered

With glee.

And

Every night,

She watched

In awe.

And

Every night,

She watched,

Her love

Grow.

As she

Grew,

She changed,

So she would

Stay up

With the moon.

And sleep,

During

It's sister’s

Share.

Over time,

She would

Gladly

Watch

It grow.

Then,

She would

And

Sadly,

Watch it

Shrink.

And,

Each time

It

went away,

It hurt.

Even though

She knew,

That It

Would

Come back.

That was

The game

That they

Played.

As the

Years

Went by.

It came,

And it went.

It Came,

And it went.

Until

One night,

It

Did

Not return.

Her love,

Her world,

Was gone.

And

She cried.

And

She cried.

And

She cried.

And,

All She

Could do,

Was

Cry.

Until,

There was

A soft

Silver light.

And

the woman

Looked up,

To see

A stranger,

Who

Didn’t feel

That strange.

Her silver hair

Was laced

With stardust,

Emitting

A gentle glow,

In

The dark,

Moonless

Night.

Do you

Know

Who I am?

Her voice,

Was

Soft

And loving.

Her tears stopped,

As

Her eyes

Went wide.

You are

The moon.

Her voice,

Was

Barely

A

Whisper.

She nodded,

And

As she did,

The starlight

In her hair,

Danced

In the dark.

And she,

Knelt down

Infront

Of her.

Wiping

The tears,

From

Her cheeks.

Eyes

Met

Eyes.

Ethereal silver,

Met

Earthly brown.

Within,

Those

Silver disks,

She could

See herself,

Blossoming.

From

The girl,

Who was

Afraid.

That

The moon,

Would not

Return.

To the

Grown woman,

Who

Still now,

Watches

The moon.

As you

Have,

Been watching

Me.

I have,

Been watching

You.

You

Keep me

Company,

While the others

Slumber.

The moon

Placed a kiss,

Between

Her brows.

The moon’s Lips

Upon her head,

Felt,

Both

Cold,

Like the night.

And

Warm,

Like the light.

It was just

As she

Dreamed,

It would be.

All,

That

She had

Longed for,

Was

Right

In front

Of her.

And gently,

She closed

The gap

Between

Their lips.

The woman

Had melted,

From

Pure joy.

But

The moon’s

Touch,

Became faint

As she

Pulled away.

As much,

As I’d

Like

To

Stay.

I

Fear,

I

Cannot

Hold,

This

Form,

For

Much

Longer.

Tears

Filled her eyes

Once more.

But

My love,

I can,

Take you

With me.

You can,

Become a star.

And we,

Could be

Together

Forever.

She kissed

The moon,

Before

She gave

Her reply.

I would

Like,

Nothing more.

With that,

The two

Ascended,

Up

Into

The

Heavens.

And now

Each night,

They bask,

In

The other’s

Light.

love poems

About the Creator

Ben Ray

I have poems and series and one shots. I keep a google doc with organized summaries and listings of each story and all of the parts that I've posted.

docs.google.com/document/d/1peKsDklUnqcKA1MjpZpPpYj9WuR-XI5P0U4ajbckmTI/edit?usp=sharing

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