One Day in History
These last hours of this year: who exhales this potion?!
Not the billowing breaths of oxygen sex,
Nor a pungent tree-flower's glee could lade the
Wind as such this Siren's punch.
Invisible, unfeelable rain: smeared across
God's face.
I'm hopping on a ghost train: accepting that
The sky is vain...
Modesty must have caused a bore & why should
Beauty be ignored?
It put on perfume, batted its eyes,
[the moon blinked a million times tonight]
& I do recall the sun spoke loud:
All day it summoned every brow
To lift themselves & stare, until it dropped
The hex.
It was tiny music staining all sight:
The clouds wore blush & seduced the night...
But confused themselves:
Their innocence was lost: they cried & cried,
& tossed & tossed...
No rainbow here. Lavendar switch:
The bottle was dropped & obviously ditched.
The arc of colour hid underground:
I liked the smell but pondered the sound:
Silent world---
All is asleep~~

