A Glimpse Toward Unknowing
I place my hands on the glass,
and by this time, this late, all that is left
are glances, between the stars and
the white eye of a wet axe,
the fawns and the trees dissolving in the sky,
and all I can do is accept
the night's ancient arrangement —
the dark there, the light there, tied in,
and all I can hold is the spill of each moment
enough to believe that sadness is hope
but with less of an opening.
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