Night Sail

Dark of the moon

whispers

through the shadows of the clouds

like a cat stalking its prey.

The midnight sea

glistens and glitters—

the crystal ball in the old dance hall.

Hushed by the sea mist

stands an island in shrouds

of blues and greys and greens—

a rose patterned carpet muted with age.

Whirlpools of water stars

skitter

around the anchor and chain

like flickering fireflies at play.

Briefly we’ll stay

then soon again be on our way

wandering nomads of wind and wave

we, the sailors of the sea.

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