Deep in the wooded night
bright eyes begin to open
stretching sweetly into
the humming dark
ready for the black to
yawn its gaping mouth,
teeth sparkling across the sky.
Everything is waiting to be eaten, by and by.
My mind whirls,
useful till it’s not.
The day looms large and I’m sad until
I see the sky
who clouds and cries until
she opens again to her light
and warmth
remaining the sky all the while.
And I think I might
shine somewhere inside,
and cloud and cry
revealing my light at times
while I meander through time
waiting to be eaten.
When I die, piece by piece,
life can have its feast.
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