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Daylight Fading
by
chibilunacat


The sun has begun to set again,
I watch it paint pink upon the sky,
The shadows grow, bold and fierce-
Drawing upon envy with a sigh.

Inside, the home, the room, I live-
I wait for a twinkling star to shine,
The Godess planet Venus smiles,
The light, vanishing, mystical, in wine.

If she began to dance and sway,
To the rythm all the angels play-
Could you sing to keep in beat,
And trace her movements through the day?

Sun has faded, burning away-
The darkened blue is stretching, yawn-
She paints the canvas ever unique-
And whispers "Sometimes I write with no lights on."

A bird is chirrping, it has flown
I sit and watch, and wait
I watch, but yet I haven't moved,
The hour's drawing late.

I'm on a chair, looking at something-
Not out a window into sky,
I have my back to everything,
But see within my eye.

The paper, I am looking
White with light blue lines,
But upon this blank I see-
The sun, fading, the solitude whines.

A picture painted, bright, pretty-
On a paper with no hue-
I can see a photograph, no camera
To which no one has a clue.

I am waiting, watching, fading
Slightly becoming confused-
Writing, wondering, what is next-
An apple, tree, apple's bruised.

I can smell a cherry blossom,
Clinging mist in air-
I feel you, around me, breeze, fresh,
My hair, I felt it stir, the wind is in my hair.

I am unfolding, unweaving, spinning-
I am sitting still,
I am looking, hungering, craving-
I am drinking up my fill.

The sunset, exploding into night-
Pink, purple, blue, fading-
Faster faster, clouds, darkening, shadows-
And across the sky the star's parading.

She is dancing, dipping, twirling-
Her arms outstretch to the sky-
Smiling, laughing, hair is flying,
The moon, it's now slowly climbing high.

I am sitting, watching always-
I can just make out your face,
Writing, capturing, the fleeting vision-
Leaving from my sacred place.

The shadows creeping, coating darker,
Pinpoint lights are fighting back-
Before the screaming turns to silence-
And paints my picture black.

Squinting, struggling, where's the line,
I stiffle and quiet my yawn-
i can hear the voice, mine, I whisper-
"Sometimes I write with no light on."

Terra Mae
1/11/2002

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