Tomorrow's Morning Light Poem by RoseAnn V. Shawiak

Tomorrow's Morning Light



Daylight fading, tumbling from the sky, landing on earth with
the thud of night.

Throwing shadows into shadow, blackening the evening's eyes
with a blindfold tied on tight.

Sprigs of artificial lights peek out from little bulbs,
twinkling through the night, beckoning people's seeing eyes
to stop and rest for a while.

Relax and hide in lightened rooms until tomorrow's morning
light has bloomed and sun shines bright.

Tuesday, May 27, 2014
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