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The Moon

by Riley Mackenzie (Age: 21)
copyright 06-30-2003


Age Rating: 1 +

Night prevails and who do I meet,
But the moon.
Piercing the heavens with rays that,
Put to shame noon.

It's not enough to,
Stand by and admire.
This phenomenal sight,
A scene you never tire.

It's beams take hold of your spirit,
And let your soul free.
Soaring the skies at heights,
You never thought you could be.

But when your gaze meets the subtle,
Vista of moon beams.
It's transfixed in your memory,
Held in the highest esteem.






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        01-17-2004     Pamela Mccray        

Oh! I simply luuve(love) this poem(piece of literacy)![!)] Such a wonderful piece for someone of your age Riley.

        01-07-2004     Paul Kangas        

OH AND I LUV THE MOON -_-
I wish it could be as big as the sun, then it would be my yummy cookie,
sorry im hyper :-)

        07-21-2003     Paul Kangas        

I love this poam

        07-01-2003     Elizabeth Velez        

this is a nice piece, i like staring at the moon on a clear night, so i enjoyed this piece!



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