A Matter in the Dark Poem

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You know, at times, you call in the dark

Out on the howling fields of sharks

Yearning for a cooing dove's feathers

To stay warm from a biting weather

But, your echo ripples on the dark seas

Even the Galapagos finch hisses.

A night ago, I bowed at an albatross

It flapped it wings on weeping trees

Its feathers ruffled, beaks muffled

Crystal balls in smokes, muddled

Claws frost-bitten, rotting

And black vultures hooting.

I am a hummingbird calling in the dark

My feathers are ruffled among Starks

My crystal balls are fire and flames

Can the empyrean hear my whispers?

I am a steering, swerving sea

Can the whistling pines heed?

Ah! These rolling wave hit my shores

Though I don't know what it is

But it's a flurry of everything

Yes! A flurry without tinting.

Though I will rise from this wilderness

To glance on golden eggs

Among garland of thorns.

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