Poem
the rekindlement
A Poem
then it ended, leaving only memory; fading into a jitter and twitch toward distant twilight obscured, a swarth (imagined) against the darkened moon yet gleaming at the edge of nothing
with the burst and crack of fear
and all silence
with deep gulp of death, immersed in some great fountain, agasp in joy; bedazzled by the
untetherable ache of a full midday beam and cloaked by an immaterial glow, a soul swollen
unadulterated, naked, vulnerability
Then, singing
togetherness, with no masquerade
life, at last
Cover image by Tina Witherspoon.