loganforester
Back in purple
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when our love is a waning moon
that trails its toe in velvet sky
sweep its glitter into a spoon
exhale with lovers' moonless sigh
and hold your thumb to what is missed
pressing crescent crust for pie
here is a girl who is needing kissed
you know by the way she pouts her lips
to whisper baby I insist
when our love is a silver slip
knit slowly fuller, spidersilk fine
Eden's child calls tides with her hips
when our love is a valentine
blotted lipstick swells night's cheek
pledge again, your hand in mine
every month when moonlight's sleek
the night wind hungrily will croon
till petted plump in dark physique
but love wakes shy in a waxing bloom
the general form and rhyme scheme are correct but it lacks the line repetition to make it a terzanelle. Check the first page to see the scheme to fit the form completely. I had fun myself trying to form my poem around the repeating lines.
Btw, I like your poem as written.