In the dark of this cold night,
I sit alone,
A poet of melancholy,
I stare out the glass,
That separates me from the sky,
And it’s wild wind,
Should it drive my mad mind,
Insane,
I stare and stare,
Till I see it,
A piece of dented rock,
Revolving around my own,
They say it’s the moon,
A piece of astronomical wonder,
The poets romanticize it,
Say the shine is pure gold,
Though forgive me,
For I stand with the scientists,
Who explain the light,
To be,
A mere reflection,
A beautification,
Of the sun’s raw heat.
Then why do we,
Write of the moon,
More than the sun?
Maybe,
Its because the moon provides peace;
It’s glow soft and warm,
And we humans have always failed,
At appreciating the big and bold.
So, I understand,
That dawn brings anxiety,
To your fragile mind,
Then why not attend,
To the stars,
That glow just the same,
With the help of their burning desire;
The ones that take the backseat,
So, their incompetent friend,
Can try.
I apologize,
For not acting like my fellows,
Soft and moonstruck,
But the reflecting shine,
Of the rusty design,
Does not suit me.
I will praise with my ink,
The fiery gleam,
Of the constellation creators,
Or the unapologetic Sun.
Yes,
I confess,
I am a mess,
In love with the sky,
Claiming to be different,
Yet just like the rest;
I simply work,
Write till I tire,
Only to simplify,
The rawest and roughest of human desire,
So, behold another one of us,
A poet,
I claim,
More like a plotting sorceress,
Destined to burn off,
In her flaming passion.
By,
Janx
Picture Credits: Flo

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