Moonlit Soliloquy
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Moonlit Soliloquy is the author's way of understanding the unknown and embracing the unseen. Forsythe has surely come up with an amazingly good read that is at equal turns poignant and quiescent.
Caroline Louise Forsythe
Carolne Louise Forsythe has composed creatively since childhood and her poetry and prose have been published in literary journals. A graduate of Boston University, she resides in Natick, Massachusetts with her husband and they are the parents of three daughters.
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Moonlit Soliloquy - Caroline Louise Forsythe
Copyright © 2011 by Caroline Louise Forsythe.
Library of Congress Control Number: 2011960666
ISBN: Hardcover 978-1-4653-8370-9
Softcover 978-1-4653-8369-3
Ebook 978-1-4653-8371-6
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Contents
Contemplation
Moonlit Soliloquy
Garden Song
Passage
Pensive Thoughts on a
Summer Day
Clouds
Bus Stop
Stepping Out
Once I Wore an Amethyst Gown
Elegy
Snowfall
The Overcoat
The Unspoken
Yesteryear
To a Child
Adriana’s Song
Survivor
Denial
Concerto
Insomnia
Incident
Cobweb
Musing
Artifice
Memory
August Angst
Autumn Memories
Images
Soft Now
Encounter
Voyage
For George
Epitaph
Contemplation
9882.jpgA cup of hot tea in a sunlit room,
a spread of color from potted plants,
an open book discarded, the last notes
of a Brahms symphony fallen away,
and memories that are toasty and warm
for company.
Words begin to tumble and fall in a quiet head
that is tuning up like the instrument it is,
and as clothes in a dryer, they come together, fall apart,
assemble, dissemble, scatter, fall together; delete, review, and edit.
Impatient to take on a life of their own,
they become the very words you see here on these pages.
Moonlit Soliloquy
9884.jpgIt was not so long ago
that we laughed endlessly.
My ears were full with the sound,
and a torrent ran from my dancing eyes.
With a feathered touch, your lips, warm and gentle, tracked
on my upturned face the path of the tears,
and I waited for your mouth to brush mine
and propel us far beyond that single kiss.
Overwhelmed by desire,