At the light of Moon

A poem about a young man's struggle to believe.

Awaken you are, to spy
The white shade at the midnight sky,
Colouring the dark less dark.

For restless you are, feeling
As upon a vigorous ocean you float,
Defending your dream from the deep.

When the dark bleu slowly claims a boat,
Only certainty not to die a sheep,
Even the lone wolf fights loneliness.


Lost as only humans can be,
We all carry silent scars to make up a map.

Remember, a memento for courage and wisdom:
Any harbour serves as a dangerous trap.


If tomorrow is ever to come,
I salute these silver stars,
So be my guide for a golden sun.