My Lady's Hair When midnight’s inky colors lay As blankets across the sun’s bright head, Her hair, that blackly bloomed bouquet, Could likewise put the moon to bed.
And when the shepherd leads his flock Of stars into the night, they fly Into her lunar locks, to mock That dark reflecting pool of sky.
I wrote this poem about Luna for a class, and then decided to make a painting to go with it. !;-) ";- (Wink)")