A soft glowing sphere rises within the darkened sky
Clouds move and shift around a glorious Moon
Hanging far above the earth below
Beams fall from the huge night light in the sky

Far below
The cemetrey gates gently creak
As a cold breeze tickles the oak tree's leaves
They dance and sway to the blowing wind
An eerie fog descends upon the cemetery

Thick enough to catch the Moon beams
The graves are aglow with soft light
The full Moon growing brighter with time

The breeze is no more
The air is still
A blankey of think fog is horizon bound
An abandoned grave is bathing ever so softly
In the fallen glowing full Moon light

The grave abandoned in the wake of rapture
No longer the abode of a corpse
But a cavity in the earth's crust
The former occupant now far beyond the clouds
To bid farewell to the Moon
The stars
The past
Now but a faded memory
Soon to vanish
The life beyond the flesh is yet to be discovered