Week of Jan 11, 2024

Resolution of Darkness

It is nature
for dark to roll around
once a day, an exception
being extreme geography.

The mottled darkness
of closed eyelids,
and shadows deep and shallow,
total dark of the depths of the ocean

where some adapted creatures
still live and thrive.
It is nature
for sun to resume each morning,

even if clouds blanket the sky
light gets through.
Even in nighttime
shine stars and moon.

So it is not hopeless
to wait it out,
the globe revolving as it does
and me standing on the surface

the merest micro-dot and
the center of the universe.

Margaret Dubay Mikus
© 2013

From Thrown Again into the Frazzle Machine

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