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Wednesday, October 24, 2018

By The Moon, As Angels Do - A Word by Moe


"The roses are sung...a moonlight serenade..."

The moonlit mist blankets his soul, stripping his arms of strength but still he rides her clear mist finding his love where beauty's light meets the earth. A light that has been graced to shine upon her as she looks up in admiration towards such nightly calls of grace. 

His heart of flesh beats fluttered. Blessed to make the trip and graced to be able to touch her just enough to leave him pining for texture his skin has yet to describe outside of the ethereal.

For by the moon...he sees as angels do. Watching with outstretched wings that bear heavy burdens longing to be set adrift upon a sea dressed of lightly pressed sunrisen kisses. That all should be made new by the sun. 

Wings that cry on their own that steady his height to gaze...to admire...and to envy those that get to freely touch this work of earthen art. 

So graced by God to watch her gaze upon the very moon that drew him. So cursed by time with not enough of her to satiate...but just enough of her smile to quench the moments thirst for beauty. 

By the moon...as angels do...

~Moses Apollo Apolinaris

Wednesday, October 17, 2018

Arrows - A Poem by Moe

"pull me out from inside"

impassioned, seasoned, scarred and faint
his eyes take in the quiver
her steady arrow seats the saint
transfixion calms the shiver

intrigued, delighted, fates collide
surrender breaks the skin
still holding fast against the tide
of all he's held within

yet worthy strike, invites this love
sent arrows dew the soul
for "stricken" ride the skies above
sailed winds complete the whole

~Moses

Thursday, October 11, 2018

Still - A Poem by Moe

"This is your life...are you who you want to be?..."

My cage is plagued by dis-ease and triumphant 
rage. Enslaved by conscience, love and lust 
working holistically inside an ancient text 
from whence my spirit found life. Yet and 
still...hungry.

A sage enslaved to cave. What grace this face 
to taste. To drink to my brink and miss what 
did not kiss. The hunger kept, swept and 
unchecked. Worn, torn, scarred and marred. 
Numb, steady. Still...hungry. 

Bound then unwound. I drown into unsought 
greatness. Still...hungry...

~Moses Apollo