I have midnight thoughts that wilt in the noonday sun.
What is it about the dark that inspires the moon to bloom
then turn in on itself
like glacial origami
melting in on itself
a pool of blue at the end of the white
which the sun takes away
with such stealth
that it shines on its own crime
and still we can’t see what time
is doing to itself.
The blue moon CAN remain in our minds under the golden sun if we prepare the proper nest for it in our souls, Peter!
Rose! I can’t disagree with that. My soul is papered with old sports pages.
Wow!! This is great, Peter – and on one of my favorite topics. 🙂 I love it – in every line, an intriguing image!
Betty! Thank you! I was thinking of a glacier I spent a summer on in Juneau, Alaska and wrote from there. I am glad I could intrigue you!