The Man, The Moon
The man stands alone on a beach
Toes in the sand,
No need to speak, just a sigh of relief
Air fills his lungs,
He chuckles about his luck,
You don’t make deals with the man, his life has only begun
The man is to be feared,
For reasons soon to be made clear
As he looks to the light,
It is no longer the sun, the man and the moon stare into each others souls
The man is in fright
The moon is in fight
The man snaps out of his fear,
He bears a wicked grin,
From ear to ear
His mouth opens, to his horror, no words appear
The moon speaks,
A being who avoids the darkness of the silver,
Will never find the life of gold,
Repentance happens within,
You have never grappled with your sin
The man growls at the moon,
Angrily shouting, but knows his doom
The man is no longer,
His inability to look within,
Has allowed darkness to win
The moon knows,
The man folds,
The moon blasts a silver beam,
Like a powerful stream,
The silvery glow
Swallows you whole
Until you embrace it and flow,
You will then find rivers of gold