The Lunar Mistress and The Traveler · 4:37am Sep 14th, 2017
(I could not publish my poem due to it being less than a thousand words, So I decided to post it as part of my blog).
"The Song of The Lunar Mistress and the Traveler" by Winter Knight
Oh mistress of the night,
Thy affection boundless,
She who behests umbrage,
Fairy vast of night.
Show remorse to the traveler,
Whom walks nighted,
In thy night-rule.
Oh enchantress of the moon,
Illume his way in umber'd la volt,
Unbolt the road home!
Fairy of timeless fair,
Draped in velvet night!
Oh mistress of umber'd,
Thy chanson tis at its end,
With a buss upon his head,
With the last of thy lunar light.
Oh fairy of lunar tempation,
Thy time tis at its end,
As thy sister peeks over,
The mountains of the east,
Lay thy head and rest.
Oh mistress of the night,
Thy time shalt begin anew,
To rule the vast of night once again.
Here is the link to the old english dictionary I used: http://absoluteshakespeare.com/glossary/a.htm
