The Sun Never sets
Spotlights sync
To reveal
The main event
The star
Phoebes Apollo
With one note
metamorphosis
into melodious madness
Many minds meld
Majesty beheld
A single starving beast
On revelry it feasts
Flashing light
Roaring crowd
Immortal night
Without a cloud
Alas,
All must end
An encore
shall rend
a whisper runs
like water
through the day and night
its golden fingers stretching in
“Did I hear that right?”
Hanging on the laurel tree,
Was a girl just twenty-three
Oh, the sun was chasing thee
That poor lady Daphne
Each after the other yelled
Canceled, and were sure
The court of opinion
Would see its justice served
And yet
the next night
Spotlights synced
And the crowd roared
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