August, Comes the Night

Posted by on Aug 19, 2016 in Musings, Other Realms, Poetry | 0 comments

August, Comes the Night

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cherokee, California

 

For now even the Sun
Scorching in his sulky ways
Sullen and moody
Soon will expire

His fiery fingers slacken
On the length of days
And Night reaches out
A gentle hand

Imperceptibly soft and cool
A dewy caress on a burnt cheek
Though the fireball rages still
In the advent of his repose

Among the twinkled lights
Messengers from distant realms
Anoint a pair who slumber
Illuminated in a candle’s prism

The essence of argan radiating
Sweetness and nectar
Released from heated stones
Refreshed by Zephyr’s breath

Under the deepened heel of Night
A blade of grass is crushed
Unlike the knife steel
Struck on Tomorrow’s anvil

LiNdA

 

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