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violin to the moon

by Kathleen Wilson

old gypsy
balances the moon
on his bow
pierces it
his violin
still dripping with sunset

his eyes close
in the heart of the moon
his bow a brush
paints a dark bird
crash landing
its cratered nest

his bow is a rocket
searching for water
it flies double stopped
with his long ago secret
arrow of time to his quiet
sudden spectacular unending











10/09/2009

Posted on 10/09/2009
Copyright © 2026 Kathleen Wilson

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Kristina Woodhill on 10/10/09 at 01:05 AM

Just when I think one cannot create anything more about the moon in poem form, you find the perfect arrow and shoot it home with perfection. Clever, the gypsy, a fine instrument in projecting this vision - a legend already in the writing.

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