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Eternal Fireflies


Summer fills my lungs the darkness is a net with holes big enough for the stars to shine through They surround me Tiny sparks of fire ever moving particles Hope. Flickering communicating in their secret language there is a pattern but to me it always seems new rehearsed erratic dance hovers like gold dust impossible to pursue. I have captured it in my net with holes big enough for the hope to shine through.
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Rosey O'Brien

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