Harvest Moon by potatomonkey

Take Care.

Beware the pale nightshine will take up full notice.
The magic in moonlight is constantly potent.

White moonbeams lull senses to deepest of sleep.
Their love to lust change means unnoticed deceit.

For both give the same and the strangest sensation
When the lunar pull reaches its high fascination.

Bewitched minds forget to ask why when or what.
Lips meet and choice melts when blood runs too hot.

Hearts lose control, enchantment can disclaim
White passion madness, moonshine is to blame.

Take care though no moon gets advantage again.
Use your own lamplight, it has no sway then.

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Bob Blackwell
The moon just adds to the romance of the moment or was it lust I meant to say. Lovely poem Fay
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Paul Chafer
Enjoyable poem, so that is what to blame, many thanks;o) I liked the touch of illicit magic in this one.
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Genova Maaa
Use your own lamplight. a beautiful description of moon light but with a message to caution........ liked ur imagination and the words and expressions you used. thank you...
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Rohit Mulange
Wow Fay, the poem was beautiful.
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Simply Bono Razek
reminds me of that old Bob Seger song "Blame it on the moon" that naughty moon..lol~~~great Fay !
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Karin Anderson
The pull and power of the moon affects the tides, women's cycle, madness, passion and magic. I shall take care Fay and will always see her beauty too! 'Use your lamplight' takes me to another time and place beautifully....
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Scarlett Angel
lol oopppsss it came up twice
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Scarlett Angel
mystical writing Fay ...beautiful restful reading...as always you create a scene that draws the reader in with you :)
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carol
a moon is for lovers
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heterodynemind
Touche. Most of the crazy things I've done in life, I could blame them all on the moon! Very sweetly woven logic here. ;)
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Leslie Alexis
I agree. blame it on the moon.
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