LimerenceA Poem by eraulOnce
on a golf course, I
realized twilight for the first time. Somewhere
against a background Of
blackening-orange - A
nearby caddy was transformed into a silhouette, A
presence not at all uneasy, Just
very different than he appeared at noon.
You
opened a door When
you sat under the light With
a cup of red wine in your hand. The
laugh that makes me laugh, riddled with crazy-familiar conversation, Like
a language that we both understand And
never at a loss for words, Expressive
and meaningful, Even
when silence prevails. Then
after a while, You
are this shadow, This
amazing silhouette On
his own green - More
profound than I had ever noticed at noon - All
at once - independent, pensive, fresh and hopeful As
certain as science, Yet
somehow ethereal - like poetry - Awaiting
the features that arrive with the new day - And
many more new days yet to be, I
promise.
My
first impulse is to keep you under a bright torch - Light
up that visage of youth forever, But
we both know that I can’t, And
so I shouldn’t. So
many changes Perspectives,
Noons
and twilights Features
in sharp focus, And
then those wonderful silhouettes - They
will all happen Just
as they should - As
sure as the sun Appears
to move Across
the sky.
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