I sing the tenebrous tale of night, land of nod
And the nocturnal cricket to its chanting
Gently take reign of the twilight day
Away the glaring fire of the sky yonder flies
Casting peaceful shadows
Where upon evanescent waking drift away
And solitude in its silent walk subdues the endless chatter of the world
Stilling all that once scurried in the frenzied sun
That internal chaos still lingering in the depths of you
From eternal darkness starts to surface
Night knows The spirit’s yearning, secret and longing
Penumbral and reaching, where no light burns
In me the starlight dwindles to black
Visible now nothing but the pupils of their eyes
Save for where vast folds of emptiness
Shine beyond wisps of old mist, dispersed and demure
I weave the journey of the shining ones along their pathways
Through the hearth fires of That Which Watches
And once every moonbeam mine has gone to rest
Freedom behind the shield of night safely stirs
Over the stilled and the hushed and the haunted
The freedom fog crouches undaunted
I sing the rain, I sing the sky
To rise above, to fall, to fly
And I drop the golden leaves
They, like tears, swirl through their falling
I do not sing the leaves to rest
For like a mother who’s lost many children
The earth will gather them expiring
Molding them to herself with her breathing
Melting into greens and greys
I’ll be made whole, once more come home
Brought to the center of an essence which never runs dry
My pain forgotten in moonlit arms
The only voices are of we
Dusted darkly from the very beginning
Free and sharp and clear
I invoke the mercurial mystery of being
Shapeshifter with no name
Who’s child blossoms life anew
Glistening in the predawn like the dew
Whose hollering shadows in the hunt
Dart across open planes of stars
And what dare linger there to catch, is ours
Nearly blind Monet
Nearly deaf Beethoven How do these examples reflect a new interpretation
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I’m not entirely sure? Beltane, another time of year where the vale between the worlds is thin. I spoke beyond myself. The one who leads the wild hunt merges with the land, and all things grow. What were you getting at with the examples? I agree we have more within us than we are usually aware. You speak in riddles, my friend.