The Empty Hours
In the morning hour
When the dew is still untouched
you extend your arm and reach
high above the spindles to the bed’s end
with quick release
you despise again, the day again
you scold me for the plans
for the dreams I hold
for the way I smile
by noonday hour
you revel in the existence of your actions
keeping your quota down
reaching to the floor
and grabbing gold
in the midnight hour
you shame me for
the lofty way I grasps my thoughts
and make them real
you are not worth it
you know
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