| Night Song 6/4/03 |
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| I have followed myself Through locomotive thought, Through years, And traced me over carefully, Carefully, Still I find me here, Alone and here. Correcting my figures, Deciphering my own conglomeration of truths Only complicates the issue That I'm craving here for you. And if the delicate silver figures Etched into tonight Don't add up right, It's only because You have you, And I just have my nightlight. Though the world is darkly spangled With the memory of you, Like night in dusk, A smooth and perpetual fine blackness That is the midnight Of me alone With only dusty thoughts And dimming hopes To bleaken the affirming blackness Of an empty me. And if they hearken the awake of sunrise And slander night and dark, Still I gather black around me- Great blanket of longing, stronger than day - Obscuring myself until I can trace along my history Unwind all the mystery And it leads me right to you. |
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