Night Creeps In

Night Creeps In

A Poem by Dillon Williamson


Night creeps in

It doesn’t rush like the speeding bullet that is oblivion

It slowly paints itself among the stars

Seeping into the ground,

Dark, bruise-colored ink soaking into a sponge

Night creeps in


Night creeps in

It comes from all sides

As the sun sets in the West,

Shadows of trees are thrown farther,

Toward the East

While from the East,

The sky bruises slowly

Toward the West

From both sides,

And all around,

Night creeps in


Night creeps in

But not all is shadow

The bruised light-blue smurf flesh of the sky

Is broken by the speckles of starlight

There is light in the darkness,

And yet,

Night creeps in.

© 2016 Dillon Williamson


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The first verse was just so WOW - what a fantastic opener for what went on to be a fantastic and vividly painted read. I am impressed.

Mark.

Posted 7 Years Ago


"There is light in the darkness,
And yet,
Night creeps in."
Loved these lines!! Nice idea given in this piece☺

Posted 7 Years Ago


Dillon Williamson

7 Years Ago

Honestly, after reading your review i just made a sound. A happy sound. It was something like kchhhh.. read more
Dr. YumnaKay

7 Years Ago

Hah well, I'm glad I made you happy 😉
You are welcome ☺
This is so beautiful. I especially like the lines "Shadows of trees are thrown farther,
Toward the East" and "The sky bruises slowly". Makes me want to go outside and watch day turn to night.

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Dillon Williamson

7 Years Ago

Thank you for reviewing. More to come!

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Added on November 16, 2016
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Dillon Williamson
Dillon Williamson

Talmage, NE