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Midnight Mystery

Swept up to the path of moon chilled air

Above the mountains of clouds

To see what only has been dreamed

To seek what has been sought

In pallets mixed only

With earth drawn media

The dream revealed

The secret yet contained

Lying in wait

For the seeker's return

 

Each shade, each tone, each tint

Revealed  before

Was but a prelude

To this last proof of the divine

 

To call it midnight is but a bewildered seekers word

To evoke comparison

 

The moon was there its glory

Reflected in boundless mosaics

Of shimmering movement

Not the singular heavenly glow of other midnights

 

When the sun awakens

The new midnight

Reveals a peculiar dimension

Of its magnificence.

A deep and pure memory

Of a life now forgotten

Of a dream ever there

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Published
Jan 6, 2011
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