The Eyes of a Poet
My glassy Eyes - from Fires wrought -
Were Stained with streaks of Night.
Peculiar are these Eyes of Dusk
Which dawn with Lack of Light-
Lain bare across such Surface slick
Was Truth - which Sightless Seek.
As if The Moon, could catch a Star
- A folly obsolete.
Yet Simple as the Sky to Spin
Or Stars to pierce the Night
My Marble Eye -
Oh blinded plight -
Shall Swell, A Celestial Sun!
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