The Traveler
In the old world
full of dust and bones
a traveler short and tired
wandered into my home.
In his bag he carried
books and trinkets that
glistened and sparkled
in my dirty home.
Suddenly an urge
much like a boy alone
with his love for the
first time overtook me.
I siezed these
treasures and admired
how the sparkled in
this dull light.
Yet as I look at them
Now in their faded luster
I see cracked paint
And scratches
and an old face
wrinkled much like the
traveler's
staring into darkness.
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