Indigo Ii

walking down a one-way path 
straight with the moon over one shoulder 
following the tracks 
as they lead into the horizon 
following the faded imagery 
as I stray in life 
the dark woods are thick solid cobalt 
lights twinkle deep in the woods 
lights so far away 
houses far away 
lives lived along the way 
desired by me, but I must proceed 
stars stroll with me
the brilliance of heaven 
the grace of indigo infinite 
a chilly dark violet vault of sky 
How I long for humanities embrace 
the warmest of the fireplace 
but the night is heavy 
a sliver orb cold unexpressed
rises in the east
the sliver liquid of moon glow
drowns everything in pale light
I walked this path forever 
looking back never 
never feeling the release 
the silent crickets singing in my memory 
of springs left unsung 
a lonely song of cicadas cry high 
into the night 
a mind in remembrance 
your voice is resounding 
in memories of my history 
so many hallowed nights before 
the past is miles behind me now 
there is only my singular soul
I pass the time within 
Transversing the tracks laid 
in many lives wandering deep into 
the night bound Horizon shores 
Tomorrow’s waiting to come
the land along my tracks are silent. 
So are my thoughts 
nothing breaks it 
but the fleeting figures of the lost 
like ghosts drifting on the lands
in deep indigo night 
the foggy mist in this cold barren 
land scampers like lost things of Yesterdays. 
the lights twinkle distantly
as hearths of havens rest are calling 
But I must wander on.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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