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When the Sun Goes Down


Am I the only one who watches The way the warm light dies slowly, Reluctantly? To me it seems I am a lonely admirer Gazing out of the open window Watching the colors change with ease A sunless backdrop uninterrupted, Open space eternal- Only when the sun goes down I set free the things I feel Words, thoughts, and moments Like butterflies emptied from Daylight’s cage.
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