Worlds Landing

Coming up the stairs
Beauty catches the last
Glint of sunlight
Highlighting without meaning
That which had been seen

Before.

So different now
From this angle
Unrecognizable

But for that old and new feeling long since
And longed for
Yet rarely seen
This side of sunrise

Sun. Rise.

Was it sunset or sunrise
vowed to no longer be cried through
And yet

Not yet.

Old fears ensnare
Spiderwebs of building hopes
Hope as fragile as the spider
And often much more deadly

So they say.

Apparitions longed for
To bring back what?
Good old days…
Now just old tattered memories
Almost certainly inaccurate then
And but a charred decoration
On a last minute Xmas gift

Just because.

Because it’s been a hard year
And harder still to find that hope
Mingled among debris at the bottom
Of a borrowed shop vac

Hope longed for
But rarely found
Not in this light
Before sunrise

Sun. Rise.

The spider undeterred by life
Imagine that
Building hope right in that place
That hope was sucked from its dimension
Once reality
But instead only heart

All these long years.

And through a broken window
At the top of the stairs
In a new old place
Was a new new memory
Of a smile posed to change

Worlds.

And eyes with the warmth of sunsets
To heal
Hearts maybe, even.

How high can the sun rise
After so many sets backwards
And how many tears can be talked out of
Before they lose all meaning too
And what meaning is needed to feel

What this all means.

At the start of another rise
Another fall
Another climb

Up the stairs.

moth day and the day after

When you take a look, make sure to steal it, it’s the only true way to see 

I’m curious too

How many pages and how many peels until you reach the end of this road

The plot is a tangle of missed sunsets and overrated rainbows

Never as interesting as in imagination, and never as simple as in our hopes 

A house or a home I will ask you, but I don’t expect an answer 

Rather than miss another sunset, perhaps this time I wait 

To see what and who and where will find me 

After the storm has cleared and the chaos has been cashed 

After all the birthday cakes in the world have been burnt to ash, ate up, spit out, or whatever other end a birthday cake can imagine 

After the life cycle of a moth, there is another day for humans

Meet me with a kiss the day after moth day, in the moonlight

Of course.