Ebony night.
A poem written backwards.

Drifting into the ebony night Would dreams of he persist
my limbs would so delight How Ebony hangs on the low of light
heavy stars a drift that shady silver moon
The bounty of an untamed heart Confronts the afternoon
We were inseparable his parting soul and mine entwined by an old tale told by sea,
Restless wings may burn the sky endeavoured to remain in flight,
untouched limbs may do the same, and even give with fight
He had me in the wild night And loved before the dawn
Death it came and closed his eyes, with all the curtains drawn,
He wrote a sonnet not knowing how it would convey
Yet it still a longed for poem Recited every day
How he loved the nightingale The sweetness in its breath
Nothing could compare it to the written scripts Or his saddened death,
The ivory clouds make faces Some are sad with rain
Collection of the heart in words bound but risen was his pain,
Love may concern itself where the heart compiled to feel
Take what's broken in its wing And certify to heal
Its the soul that seeks the goodness and brings that limb to life,
it's the ways of love that claims such peace in every sacrifice.
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This is just soooo clever. It makes perfect sense whether read from top to bottom or from the bottom to the top. I love this!
Thank you sweetheart ❤