She Is the Moon

She wore the Moon in place of her face

It bathed me in a red-haired glow

I long to plunge, no rope, no trace

Into Her Eyes craters that show

She wore the Moon, where her face should lie

Her Eyes were craters deep and stark

A Moon or a snarl, vulgar wry

It shone on me with a ruddy spark

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