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Who sleeps in starlit meadows these children of the light. That point themselves toward heaven until the fall of night. Then turn their faces in sorrow with tears that last till dawn. Until at first light are reborn to catch the morning sun. To ride it across the heavens until the stars come out. Then sleep in silence on the evening mist. Waiting for the sunshine prince with his morning kiss. Who sleeps in silent meadows these children of the light. Whose faces steal the rainbow to turn grey in the dark of night. They stand like silent sentinels, defenseless in their right, to guard the sleeping mother earth throughout her endless flight.
Ordinarily I don't like rhyme, but in this case it's not overly done. It's an excellent poem with a nice, mystic feel to it.
I like this poem, it tucked at the imagination, between reality and dreamtime. Brill.