The Mourning of Night
Franco Gonza
Midnight groans so quietly
From a tower far below,
Stars within the pathway
Give off a charcoal tinge,
And darkness roves, alone
Farther than my throbbing glance
And moves back into a shade,
Like the deepening of these eyes
Where the pale glimmer withers
Past ghastly streaks of mourning.
Like ashes, through the night
Setting the sun, to be gone
Constellations peacefully gather,
like an acrobat, falling to sadness
The moon peruses, a small light,
overseeing time's twisting fate.
Night slowly fades into another gem
Alone, pierced by stars
A blank reflection of ebony
Covering the soul.
~A Poet Destroyer collaboration~
Collaboration Celebration---Dark Days
Copyright © Franco Gonza | Year Posted 2015
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