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Dan Hess
Poems
Jul 2021
Atmospheric Refraction; Thoughtforms, And Luminaries
Oh… so I’m one of the lucky ones?
who get to witness magic
seeing things I can’t explain
the veil may slip for me
even in the morning light
the moon itself dissolves
into the sun before my eyes
and I can’t help but laugh because
it’s magic
whose heart is any less than full
needs magic in their lives
you’ll feel like a child
see the world through sparkling eyes
once you lose control
you’ll find
you’re cradled on the breeze
and nature glows with ease
forests teem with fairies
oceans overflow
as Atlantis rises
life is an eruption
as hands shoot from the earth
in a fleeting second
attempting to grasp at the heavens
we are so young
so temporary
so beholden to something
so much grander than us
but it beholds us too
“half moon, in the morning sky
I guess the other half’s tucked away
in a blanket of blue
as our little nocturnal angel
cuddles up for a nap”
I look up from being engrossed in my inner monologue to see the moon has disappeared.
Written by
Dan Hess
27/M/MO
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