MOONLIGHT SLIP SOFTLY - poem and video by Roger Philip Dennis

Song to the moon and the night sky, by way of a bat, a Japanese river, the sea shore, and a market place.

Timestamps
00:00 Start
00:22 Cobwebs of clouds
00:42 The black bat darts
00:58 Moon, can you count the hours?
01:15 I have gone dow to the river
01:30 I have moored my boat beneath the willow
01:47 I have taken a handful of willow leaves
02:09 I have traced the contours of the sky at night
02:25 I have fallen from the sky in slivers of moonlight
02:47 So, I will pack my sacks full of moonlight
03:04 Will anyone buy my moonlight?

A dreamy poem recited to music. Poem, reading, and music composition by Roger Philip Dennis. Video made using still images resourced from attributed Wikimedia Commons open access photos.

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