Twilight's amethyst hush—
leaves trace the Tree of Life's spine,
the soul learns to hold its breath.
Dawn uncoils the dark;
light climbs the silent trunk
as wings lift open the sky.
Noon: sun in every leaf-palm—
the self grows thin in molten gold,
and One rests in the heart.
Warm afternoon leans in;
sap wakes in shadowed bark,
the wind counts the rings of time.
Twilight's indigo:
branches cradle the dying light,
a pulse loosens into void.
Sunset folds the worlds—
unseen realms flower in the boughs.
I drink the hollow, bright.
—February,22,2026
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