In the Night Sky
As I look up at the stars
they look right back at me,
millions of constellations
staring into my soul.
As I look up at the stars
they ignite a flame within me,
they feed me the idea that
I can do anything,
that i can jump right off this cold roof
and fly.
As I look up at the stars
I see my grandmother,
her wise, crooked smile
and sad eyes dancing
along with the angels.
As I look up at the stars
I am sad,
the world is ever expanding,
rapidly, time passes
and I am still.
As I look up at the stars
I wish to float off this destructive earth,
and join my grandmother
and the dancing angels,
and the beautiful constellations
and the stars staring into my soul,
but I am still.
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