Day Poem

No garden
could dream a delight
like this yellow morning
splendour'd by night's
absence

I do not fall or fly
Cower or cry
when awake.
To sleep, to die

By daylight my connections
are vague chains
which rattle their bells
at sun's fall

At moontide
I feels dark shadow's glide
to rollercoast my soul, again
I cannot hide

© Mark Sheeky. Permission is required for reproduction.