This Morning Feels Like Twilight
This morning feels like twilight
The sun is shining above
But it’s blurrier than I remember
I can’t tell where the sun ends and the sky begins
The heavens are a wash of blues and yellows
Rolling over one another endlessly
I don’t know what it signifies
The land is a mess of traffic lights and roadworks
The land is a tapestry of green and purple,
Rolling hills spread in all directions, arching upwards to the sky
The land is a mosaic of footpaths
A thousand veins that run this way and that,
Winding through the hills
The paths go everywhere and I am at their centre
A crowd of people are being swept up a hill
I am one of them
Their faces are indistinct somehow
Or perhaps mine is
A wind is pushing us along
Does it sting?
Is it a frigid gale at a midnight bus stop,
Tearing through the clothes you hold tight to your body?
Is it a summer breeze?
One that whisks a thousand children’s kites in to the air?
One that awakens the birds,
That drifts through a thousand kitchen windows on a thousand sunny mornings?
I can’t tell
I’m not alone
If we are all alone then we are not alone
I do feel alone sometimes
This morning feels like twilight
There are a thousand eyes watching me but i can not see them
The sky is looking down at me
In anticipation?
In pride?
In disappointment?
I’m not sure which I fear the most
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