Lahaina Noon Poem by Eric Paul Shaffer
Lahaina Noon
Today, I'm a shadowless man.
The sun calls me into the street,
and I walk alone into the light
of noon. The moment has come.
I stand quietly on Front Street
balancing the sun on my head.
My shadow crawls in my ear
to hide in the small, dark world
of my skull. The sun illuminates
the shadow in my skin, and I shine
like a second moon, reflecting
all the light I cannot contain.
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9/13/2024 1:57:44 PM # 1.0.0.1119
I like this poem alot. It gives off a mysterious sort of existence...well done. -Leigh