'The ghost-moon wastes his wax'
By OKSauce
Tue, 16 Apr 2013
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The ghost-moon wastes his wax -
Drips it down a fishing line to us,
Adrift on a noiseless sea.
Like the voices of the dead,
Wandering in white noise,
The ghost-moon wastes his wax.
Like the voices of the living,
Instantly lost, never found,
Adrift on a noiseless sea.
We cry like fish-cats,
Drifting in the alleys of the sea, as
The ghost-moon wastes his wax.
My song slumbers,
Unheard by man or machine,
Adrift on a noiseless sea.
And speaking Morse code,
The spectres ask why
The ghost-moon wastes his wax,
Adrift on a noiseless sea.
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very cool poem...it manages
very cool poem...it manages to be enchanting and eerie at the same time...the repetition works well :) - alvin
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I agree with moonfish (I
I agree with moonfish (I normally call him Alvin) but in view of the poem's content....
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