By Candlelight
I sit by old candlelight
in the dead of night
finishing my work
which has become an irk.
Now I crave
what is unattainable by day
(unless you live in a cave).
The succulent silence of slumber
that is heavily hung over
by the Weavers of the Night
cast by lord of dream,
Mystic Morpheus,
that cradles one in a stream
leading to a lake
where spirits of past
rest
like oystered pearls.
Oh, Ode to sleep.
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