Skylights Poem by Jay L. Morris

Skylights



Tonight the lights above
seem much brighter
Than the lights that have shown before.

Tonight, the stars are moving swiftly
when yesterday
they were so still.

But the morning light will hide them,
the day their secrets keep.

And in the autumn colours
they silently will weep.

The laughing children play outside,
as if there will be tomorrow.

And through the night,
the stars still bright,
will glow again in sorrow.

Skylights
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: children,justice
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Watching the children play in an open field at dusk with stars stepping cautiously into the dark, contemplating the certainty of emotional pain waiting patiently for them in their futures.
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June,16th 1984
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