Part One
You’re the last of the light on the edge of the evening.
You’re the moment when lamps aren’t needed indoors.
You’re the silence of seashells, the breath of a breeze,
a valentine’s walk beneath old wistful trees.
You are warm blankets in a rainy blue dawn.
You’re a glimmer of stars after long dusty day.
You’re a scatter of flowers, a mistfall on sleeves,
like 9 a.m. dew on dark green leaves.
