Small Eagle's Eyrie
The Writings of Becky, Her Family, and Friends

Danielle N. Calhoun: Moonbeam Riders Revisited

MOONBEAM RIDE REVISITED

Two small shadows in the night,
Waiting for that moonlight ride.

Two tall figures,
Standing solitary,
Watch as the young maiden’s approach.

Time now again,
For that moonbeam ride.

Me on a horse,
Fit for a queen.

You on one,
Just like me.

Wind in our free flowing hair,
Moonlight shining,
On their bright wings glowing.

We ride the clouds,
We touch the sky.

It is now what we longed for,
The moonbeam ride.

We ride alone,
Not looking back.

Still alone,
We do not want to go back.

Figures appear,
In-Groups of four.

Maids on horses,
Maids who long for.

The moonbeam ride,
That we once took.

The moonbeam ride.

We will forever long for.

©Copyright August 15, 2003 by Danielle N. Calhoun

This Poem is a response to Moonbeam Riders
©Copyright April 15, 2002 by Rebecca SaraAnne Grey Eagle (nee Small Eagle)