The Circus Sunset
The heavy sun wanders westward on yellow circus wagons and
Like a young lion strong and supple in his hunt,
He moves clandestinely toward the earth
In a still dance as old as sunbeams,
Hoping some day the earth will cease to swallow him whole,
And the pink clouds that act as the Bigtop
Will softly dissipate in the twilight.
-After Adam Zagajewski's "On Swimming"
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