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MAN ON THE MOON

Contributed by Daylynn_Van_Wyk on Thursday, 16th July 2009 @ 10:29:12 AM in AEST
Topic: dedicatedpoems

A light beams upon an empty stage,
The sounds of screaming fans fade,
unwritten history stolen from a torn page,
as the burnt out melody of legend played

Stars sparkle upon a vacant stage,
tiny tremors vibrate through the floor,
victory creeps out through a flashing cage,
igniting the source to a rhythm so pure

The Sun shines upon an empty stage,
the ground hums with deep bass,
a glove transends into memoirs of a sage,
foot prints are heard, movements our souls trace

A white dwarf illuminates a vacant stage,
loud whispers consume with great anticipation,
tale and stories escape with blissful rage, `
a beat builds into the sounds of recreation

A supernova explodes above an empty stage,
the screams of joy levitates,
history of a legend floods every page,
a perfect harmony a song creates

A moon rests above a vacant stage,
a soul stands on the moon gazing down,
an eternal legacy left in the confinds of talk,
but his footprints live forever, the canvas to the moon walk.

Copyright © Daylynn_Van_Wyk ... [ 2009-07-16 10:29:12]
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Re: MAN ON THE MOON (User Rating: 1 )
by Jenni_K on Thursday, 16th July 2009 @ 01:10:01 PM AEST
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This is an awesome poem..I am not sure I am interpreting it right but I imagine an empty stage in London.. that was to be Micheal Jackson's first concert... This is the mental picture I got from this..
Thank you for sharing it...and welcome to YPDC..
Jenni

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