Firefly Gazing

Firefly gazing

Under starry skies

But even ol' Great Bear

- Whom never hibernates, let alone for summer  -

Is out of sight,

Out of mind

As the short nights begin

When our eyes shut down their rocket ships

We need not travel on a glance

To glowing star dust

Threading needles of imagination

To make shapes

Nor wish on shooting stars

We can't touch,

For a little while

(Though that's it's own fun)

 

But, for a little while,

When firefly gazing,

The galaxies come

To us sitting out in the meadow

Several land on you and I

Turning to each other

With glowing faces

Two seemingly orbited bodies

Covered in star dust

Some twinkling,

Some streaking

Glowing shooting stars 

We can touch...for a little while

 

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Melodious and astral reverie,

Melodious and astral reverie, stretching encompassing. The second half puts the poem in high gear like a slingshot on the outbounding flex. Where is tha fave button on this page?


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