A Salvaged World

A car rolls into a soundless night, It's light sends a bursting view of overhanging growth, In a microcosm succession of descending seconds, Pruned for a snapshot temporal existence, Till all is rendered back to the void of night. Sounds of rolling wakes the void, 'Tis but a wheel cover errant for intimacy, The road approves its adoption, As it settles amongst other roadside neglects, Earth's orphans coexisting under new sun's and periodical moon's. Dull chrome insulted by grey matter and passing ignorance, Melts in a blink of an eon as inherent elements being nursed, A rebirth phenomenon after being ripped from its womb, As meddling minds, carve out canyons and canvases felled trees, Sculpture mountains, etch on charcoal skies, paint from oiled oceans, All from a dark planet behind concealed metal mask and chromed artificial air tanks, That all were at one time... ...an errant orphaned wheel cover.