It would be when the air would feel like silk or like the hues were almost brighter. It was when the hills felt lower and the low felt lighter. In the speckles of day when I would sing to the tune of another’s brass, Somehow my daydreams would still hold a conversation with you. You’d saunter in with kindness and class; The kind of attitude that sometimes I wish I had. Your tone and diction were hard to imagine, They lacked the luster and the passion. They were all the corridors to every phrase. They were all the oddities I wanted to praise. I can feel the wax melt from my wings with just the thought of knowing you in abundance. You are a Sun to my sand with a depth I should never learn. You’re a distance that feels relaxed and at a level I could never convince. At your hand would I bloom into my hyacinth petals or would my roots begin to rot? Would I compliment your warmth by offering a place to rest or would my minerals begin to harden into a glass for my next cathedral? It’s necessity the keeps the unknown locked in a mental maze that which I have mending to wrought. Still, my stargazing will end when I fall. Those feathers left to remind me of how little about you I’ve ever actually known; And yet how bittersweet to imagine having ever flown.
Dreams of an Icarus, yet I don’t know which of us he is.