Brief Eyes Taste the Dark
I love the nights where moonlight
licks the outlines
of clouds just passing by
and white noise
free runs across the cold
Negatively re-enforcing
darkness gentle thumbs
Moonlights sorrow
never sees tomorrow
but beneath the nights
deadly shade
my sadness has a place
to bathe
When cold offers stolen
ages that stop at you
Leaves in the trees
holding on to breeze
Frozen words
turn to mouth mist
Strikes of rain traced in amber silents
Picking diamonds chance
Raise my face moon wards
just to say hello
Copyright © Christopher Quigley | Year Posted 2019
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