
I'm in love with the skeletal trees
stretching on tiptoe in frozen soil
and reaching for a sky
they'll never be tall enough to touch
My heart aches at the sight
of that single star
—pinpricking light—
against a bruised-blue backdrop.
It will be there still
when the sun rises,
glorious and encompassing,
though we will forget.
We only remember stars
when brighter lights fade.
And that shift of dawn.
A gradient of blues, vignetted.
A view narrowed and focused
on the most important thing.
A reminder:
Morning always comes.
About the Creator
Alice J. Luther
A storyteller, creative, poet and freelancer in pseudonym stringing words together to make sense of the world


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