dusk melts into walls and corners, the sun begins to dip, below the earth little islands of light and shadow.
ii.
the light softens, carries us towards the sentry keeper of the blue earth the night’s noble gaze.
iii.
rose-wood and indigo, immense cloud washed-out like faded denim, stars in summer’s hollowy skies.
iv.
as dark as a tinted window the land breaks free from the sun, dissolves into shadows bent into a thousand shapes and altitudes like softening rivers of the mind.
v.
uncovered, the night forgets it flowers and its prisms, relents to magical seas of black ink.