"When It's Dark"
I keep dreaming:
If only darkness was my friend,
Then -
Maybe - it wouldn't act so defensive,
Trying to cover up the flaws and losses
So that I gloss over them.
Impossible to find,
I find myself even when it's so deathly,
When -
After I've grown tired of luminous bodies -
I close the blinds of my eyes
So the blackness can morph itself with faint color -
Color rising from the dead,
But not from solid ground.
In fact, there is no fact or form
That my imagination will recognize -
Not when it's dark.
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