We meet again, tonight like all others,
Silent, quiet, staring at our thoughts
While other ones we smother.
Put an end to all things rational
At this time of our dementia.
Hearts pumping in unison over the same
Yet knowing of a differ. Mind sent astray.
Moon capped with swirling clouds
And the stars are not as bright. Hours
Roll by and the clock spins to our own
Special hour. The time we know all to well.
The clock should be there. Planted.
Ever permanent, ever still. The hands
Of the clock dead and motionless.
Resting on the solemn 12. Together,
Seeing each other lost and kept,
Loved and hated, we realize that we are,
In a sense, brothers. Your smooth face
Never moving. Never changing.
Never angry nor sad nor happy.
Always there for me and I for you.
The 12 now lonely as
Your face turns to 2. And tomorrow,
Tomorrow I shall be with you again.
Tomorrow I will stay and share
My darkest feelings.
Tomorrow, Brother Midnight.