Girls on rocks artist
his blues so luminous they
named one after him
Maxfield Parrish
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Girls on rocks artist
his blues so luminous they
named one after him
The heavens open,
the earth a new firmament
dusted by cold stars.
The man who fell to
earth left us too soon, stardust
in Major Tom’s wake.
Light breaks. I heed the
call to darkness, cup rich black
magic in my hands.
A’s dream–a fairy
cottage in the woods–simply
too good to be real.
Wisdom’s spark. Fortune
cookie poetry message
ignites hope change growth.
Some days it’s enough:
an absent child’s return, a
dog’s rapt love, a kiss.
Spiraling flakes, like
small hands opening wide, feel
their way down to earth.
She blithely sails out
the door. No explanations
save her secret smile.
Dull lives filtered take
on romance, mystery, masked by
Low-fi Sutro Rise.