Quicksilver Stars
Luna Lovegood Scamander/Roger Davies Poetry for the 2012 Mew & Mor Weird Pairing Competition
Summary: /and she smiles like she has seen all there is and still chooses to be here where imaginary creatures dwell beside the ones who do not believe/
Stars
Falling stars
Her eyes were like falling stars
Falling
Falling
Stars
Unlike the girl with
eyes of almond
and her hair of night
This one was bright
A star
A star falling
in the night
Murmurs of lunacy
Of crazed cries
and imagined creatures
Could not dissuade
my heart
her eyes of mercury
and hair like fairy bought
tell stories of her kind
and gentle heart
unlike the veela
who once ensnared me for a dance
stars
falling stars
her eyes like falling stars
mercury and silver
her eyes like falling stars
and if but I should have the chance
I shall take her as wife
and let her continue with her stories
of animals illusory in thought
younger than I
she is to be
but older in her soul
than I could dream to be
I carry her picture with me
her robes blue and bronze
matching mine
and she smiles
like she has seen all there is
and still chooses to be here
where imaginary creatures dwell
beside the ones who do not believe
and as the famous spear
I have pierced the heart
of the girl of the moon
with quicksilver stars in her eyes