I have to admit, it is pretty here during the night
Storefronts are well lit, reflecting back my likeness
Push my hand to it, blurring it out as I walk away
It starts to rain, adding lines to a dark illustration
A fountain rests only a few blocks from here
Water pouring down a pyramid of steps
Into a circular pool, spot-lit by the moon
It was built to mark the old town square
There are no shadows in this town
Which leaves me with means to escape
The lights cast and fill the atmosphere
Paying no mind as they pass through us
Sitting near the fountain I see a crowd gather
A blue flying creature lands on my hand
Changing my focus to a haunting memory
Why are these winged creatures floating here?
Wait, I am struck with an instant sense of deja-vu
I push through the crowd to the center of the show
A hopeless fool is making a scene for our witness
I laugh mockingly; I’ve seen this end, and it is only the beginning
My feet call me away, and I toss a wish into the fountain
It never comes true, but it also never changes, its hope
The moon is not quite full, it pulls my eyes upward
Just to see its beauty, as it recedes to the clouds
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Blue [the Chronicling of an Era]
Poetrythe title says all, I was sad and I wrote, poetry. It's a love story turned horror film.