
Red gives way to purple
Staining the cordillera
Before bleeding into oblivion
While the moon has closed her eye against us
And withholds her silvery comfort
My daily pilgrimage reaches its conclusion
And will not be resumed tomorrow
I have circled and searched
Every hill and fissure
Of this land so desolate
And despite my earnest prayers
I return empty handed
No nourishment for your flame
I lie in dust
To feel the remnants of your warmth
Caress my weary and sodden face
One last breath
To sweep across the embers
A final shout
Brilliant and orange
Against the all consuming dark
About the Creator
Aaron Morrison
Mad Lib it:
Born during a (___natural disaster___), Aaron spends his free time exploring (___unusual location (plural) ___) and raising domesticated (___fictional creature (plural)___).
Author of Miscellany Farrago
insta: @theaaronmorrison


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