There is nothing black
about the day
about the early darkness
even night
late afternoon
night, after
our star burns
away every speck of light
our dark is not
so black
should we call it black
claim its blackness
after all
night, tonight
shimmers
electric as day
can never utter
as pools of light
have never seen
and when the days are over
all we can be is
frigid,
as always, if you
remember,
your hands
have always been so.


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This entry was posted by Terry Bain on Friday, November 23rd, 2007, at 6:27 pm, and was filed in Daily Poem.
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