Nature Poems about our Wonderful World
Nature Poems
Faraway Place Poem
Where does a half-goddess belong? This poem says a half-goddess has no place to belong; a half-goddess is neither here nor there.
Half Goddess
© Chelsea L. Rigdon
Moonlight dances across my face,
Wind blows through my hair,
I wish that I could find a place,
But I belong neither here nor there.
Starlight dances in my eyes,
Nature all around me,
Everything lives, everything dies,
Everything but me.
I watch the world spin 'round & 'round,
I walk across the land,
I listen to each sweet, sweet sound,
I dance across the sand.
Moonlight dances across my face,
Wind blows through my hair,
I wish that I could find a place,
But I belong neither here nor there.
Faraway Place Poems Half Goddess
Moonlight dances across my face,
Wind blows through my hair,
I wish that I could find a place,
But I belong neither here nor there.
Starlight dances in my eyes,
Nature all around me,
Everything lives, everything dies,
Everything but me.
I watch the world spin 'round & 'round,
I walk across the land,
I listen to each sweet, sweet sound,
I dance across the sand.
Moonlight dances across my face,
Wind blows through my hair,
I wish that I could find a place,
But I belong neither here nor there.
Faraway Place Poems Half Goddess
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