The Daily Poem Poetry Collection

Flights of Fancy

Flights of Fancy

Radiance refracted;
colors of the sunset fade.
Cherry coated clouds
melt into aubergine coal.

The stars climb, singing ancient
canticles as the legends gather;
my mind touches each
jeweled story and moves on.

There flies Pegasus of Herculean fame,
master of the wind;
Draco, the hundred-headed dragon
who guarded the golden apples
of the Hesperides;
Hydra, the twisting snake
encircling galaxies
as Aquila, the Eagle,
soars above star filled mountains.

A soft fluttering of wings
sends gentle ripples through
the moon lanced darkness.

Dancing in a cold spotlight,
a moth,
the heir of dragons,
traces magical runes
in the chill night air.

A lonely blossom reaches
into the cottony silence
offering its sweet embrace,
the nectar of its heart.

Magic lives.

An entry for the January 21st round of "The Not-So-Daily Poem" 
Prompt: You can write anything you want, but you must include the following words (please bold them for your judge): mountain, star, moon, eagle, eggplant/aubergine.
Poetry Form: Free Verse  
Line Count: 28