The Midnight Hour
Here I am, teetering on the edge, that place
between one day and the next, darkest midnight.
Still digesting the past day and all its nuances,
facing a new day with the coming of morning light.
A papery new moon moves across the night sky, and
sleep elusive, I am remembering other midnight hours.
Hours when the passions of youth were ripe with promise,
And the buds of the reality of life had yet to flower.
A gentle breeze plays a bit with the window curtain.
I watch the moonbeams dance across the bedroom wall.
These are the private times that have no expectations,
And in wakeful dreams I invite my elusive muse to call....
Copyright © Barbara Gorelick | Year Posted 2014
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