Night.* And I think I might stay here, and pretend I can smell your perfume on each passing shadow; because I love it whenever you think that we're friends: you're even more disillusioned than
I am. But this black dome above me doesn't ricochet obscure calls and silvery hands; there are no stars, there is no moon, and God is too busy with the Southern hemisphere. Where
is your smile as I walk through the night? Where is your stuttering voice, and those clumsy English words jammed between your sweet French
lips? And where are your arms, those binding tools, when there's an emptiness inside me aching against the heaviness of Summer nights? This was Night.
Because if you close your eyes for a single second, you'll glimpse at what I've been seeing since the day you showed me true beauty.