Clock-hearted
the moon rush resolves
a broad untidy sky
To enter the hall
cavernous but empty
to leave it behind
Take a seat before
the curtain crushes down
on a false heaven
Leave the door open
for the insect
continues to resign
How many previous days
are brought here
clinging on the outer
And how many nights
require preparation
overture and song
This universe dust
your accumulation
carries forward
As the eye of Cain
scans signs of a moon
so easily assigned
Welcome back!
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ReplyDeleteYes. A special poem. Welcome back, Danny.
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