Daylight Hours
O, that daylight could command
when I sit with writing pen in hand
That verse could flood my tablet
and let morning become my habit
Then like others I would at last be,
muse's heartbeat set live and free
No sad hoyden, no mysterious frump
who quivers in darkness like a lump
Prisms of sun would dance with glee
celebrating a reborn joy inside of me
No more looks askance at who I am
Proud, preening lioness instead of lamb
Alas, as words grace paper like a crown
my senses feel the sun slithering down
A little light within me has begun to glow
as blossoms the sweetest time I will know
O, glory ebon hours, bring the moon to rise
delight me with the satin dark of the skies
Copyright © Sherry Asbury | Year Posted 2019
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