The Pouring of Gold
At one time
His mind
Was a cloud-covered sky
Searching for happiness
No conception of joy
If stars opened up,
He would have hid in the dust
For fear they would find
His gray darkness
Inside
With misery
Contained
That defied the conclusions
Of tries to explain,
Long wait for another
Nothing
Back growing bowed
Till life at its core
Was about
To implode
Then
Without flash of light
Just a stoop
To meet his eyes,
And reaching arm,
A lifting force
Extended from somewhere
With nothing to hide
And to this day, his life remains live
From when one gold heart
Poured through another’s gray.
Stars do not always shine,
But when they do, nothing is hidden
And so they see
One small, torn life
Reaching
With a laugh
For the sky.
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