roofs hold rain for you, night
finds us holed inside, pressed by light
shadowed trees alight delighted up on lit
horizons,
coalescing kaleidoscopes climbing a sky
shimmering in time
and enshrouded skin finds its self in the wind, my
old spectral enveloped again in an other time,
of homes warm, settled into sleeping storms,
worn as they pass by
blue hues open the morning, views condense to
dew, green lights the room
a spectrum descended of sun filters frames of
pale pastel restorations’ refrains
webs of sun ebb on frames unstrung
until stars connect skies and spirit unsung
impressing the young in illumination of
the folds of storied roads, wandering a twilit
countenance of solemness
in wonderment, will words as well build worlds
in this?
some sit inside time, idling as towns build by
and by
suns set inside your eyes, beaming endlessly;
skies
dying into night
vying unto light
mirrors of the sky
densely dilating time
a self's silhouette cast in a net of white
because my pen loses ink and I fall back to
sleep,
I forget to find my dreams
and when I wake, it sometimes takes reminding
that you and I are something we're still finding
doubly discovering life, language, love for
another;
when of the same weather,
we realize the warmth of together
love lives simply inside moonlight
as shadows cross paths within nighttime
and back again, before our hands folded into one
another’s
we were always in search of each other
our lives met as paths rounded into one
complete, the moon and the sun
time passes through itself again and again
to return to its children
and gain what was given
all living, vying, and dying in front of us
as our neighborhood grows, folds, and molds over
itself
a generation’s clothing restored to its shelf
searching for life finds eventually, we all sleep
infinitely
so it really meant a lot to me
to be able to hear you sing
-
i wrote this poem a while ago. i edited it into about half of what it was so that i could enter it into a contest. i found out about the contest the due it was ending, so i had to rush somewhat. there are lines that i think i will change eventually - i haven't looked deeply at it again since i entered it. i think the essence of what i want in the poems i write is there, though, and i hope you do, too. thanks for reading. :)
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