SanctumA Poem by Molly D
Blue, foreign, cold and sharp, the morning arrives and creeps under the window demanding its audience rise from their warm, sleepy beds; sunlight crashes through the panes and spills onto the walls, painting them yellow. This very room, the seat of my soul, castle of my kingdom, safe place for my secrets, full of diaries and photo albums, religious texts and sci fi novels from ceiling to floor. All four walls, vast expressions of the season; gray and somber for winter, green and bright for spring, on fire with the summer and autumn suns, canvases for the changing light to paint on. Through the door is my bed where we lay in my blankets and sleep, visited only by our dreams and by the moon, and in the morning when you leave I wake to find nothing but the shadows you cast fading from my vision as the sunlight comes again. © 2009 Molly D |
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