Eaten moon on the lake (poem) by Bujar Plloshtani on AuthorsDen

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Eaten moon on the lake by Bujar Plloshtani Friday, September 21, 2012 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Sadness captivates my eyes a lunar appearance drifts upon my skin. I am cold cold as ice. It's freezing, no place to warm up, standing alone at the lake. Cold autumn My soul is like the eaten moon on the lake.

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Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	9/21/2012

I'll have to think about that last line.