The Witching HourA Poem by Patrick DaviesBecause few people are awake at this time, (and if they are, they are probably not sober, or are in their homes) do we really know what happens at twelve o'clock midnight?When the Earth turns her face from the sun And weeps into the darkness. When she calls upon the moon to hear her. In the cold, crying soft, to the sky, Tears pool as silver stars - Though some dry upon her face as night frost.
The furthest away from the sun you can be. What will be caught in your net of dreams From open sky?
In the streets, long and wound, comes a sound - A harsh violence of screeching And suddenly you're wide awake in bed. Are you woken by dreams, by a song Or by Earth that is weeping, Or by something trapped in the hour of witches?
The furthest away from the sun you can be. What will be caught in your net of dreams Beyond the mind? © 2009 Patrick DaviesReviews
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2 Reviews Added on June 24, 2008 Last Updated on June 23, 2009 AuthorPatrick DaviesnoAboutTell you? About me? But what of the consequences? Oh God, the things they could do to my life if I handed it over... A background from which they could merge into the foreground - a window, an opening.. more..Writing
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