Wander in, just
before the creak of the door.
I see you, little moon.
Stretched
across the floors I walk,
the home I live in,
I see you.
And you’re aware, certainly
of the places I’ve carved as my own,
and still
damn it, I see you.
And the trouble with that is,
despite the many hours,
days and days
climbing, sleepless
from nightfall;
despite the tan my skin has taken
a comfortable affection
for the sun –warm, constant-
when darkness plays
the right song,
I see you, little moon.
And what kind of poet would I be
if I didn’t at least once
liken myself to the tides?
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