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We are here Flames of the oil burn Red as Passion Then Black as the midnight Lighted with the incandescence In some town home’s Low light. We’re alight, aflame In the hearth of heart A huge void, nebula We stars, are apart While different nights flicker all the same As planets return from whence they came Illuminated by the spice of *** A pact, a covenant with the sun Burning in a blackened scrim As though in the void, nebula Another revolution Arching to begin These giants flicker, the souls of my world These stars I call my friends To repellant forces we’re linked in defiance In tenacity In camaraderie The laws of physics Defy US! By its dictates we can’t know when That what begins Must surely end… But we burn like stars In the midnight air And in my scope And in my sky Nothing but blackness, infinity there As long as the earth And all its stars exist together I know I can't know What does not last forever.
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 1:25 PM UTC
The Cosmology of Friendship
We are here Flames of the oil burn Red as Passion Then Black as the midnight Lighted with the incandescence In some town home’s Low light. We’re alight, aflame In the hearth of heart A huge void, nebula We stars, are apart While different nights flicker all the same As planets return from whence they came Illuminated by the spice of *** A pact, a covenant with the sun Burning in a blackened scrim As though in the void, nebula Another revolution Arching to begin These giants flicker, the souls of my world These stars I call my friends To repellant forces we’re linked in defiance In tenacity In camaraderie The laws of physics Defy US! By its dictates we can’t know when That what begins Must surely end… But we burn like stars In the midnight air And in my scope And in my sky Nothing but blackness, infinity there As long as the earth And all its stars exist together I know I can't know What does not last forever.
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 1:25 PM UTC
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