Silk Roses

Silk roses stitched upon my linen pillow case lace curtains parting, showing an aging moonlight still A candle burns low atop my wood table inviting me into a world of fantasied able Hunger subsides at sundown as a gown of light appears no I am not afraid of the mystical force of night; Facelifted to the stars, I shine like a metal compass turning by design I am an old tattered bible reading to someone in a home with no spaces or time; Surreal as heaven this corporeality of make believe, all mine I'm a light at the window a prayer on the heart, remembering the warrior I once was, raised by magic I turn to dusk and become a periwinkle shade of night silk roses crease my pillow, I'm more then ready, for this flight. December 13, 2020 Sponsor: Nina Parmenter Contest Name: It feels surreal
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