Starlight only exists between Dusk and Dawn.
I was failing at falling asleep when
a beam of starlight fell on the floor in front of me, invisible to others.
It called me in your
lovely, soft, feminine voice
to follow.
I obliged
(how could I not?)
and tore through the woods, following the starlight path
to you.
Across the continent, you did the same.
You bled and got scratched on the thorns
crossing your path,
but ran unceasingly along
the starlight path.
I tripped and got up,
grimy, sweaty, tired,
blinded by my love.
We spot each other from across the clearing and scream,
as loud as feral beasts,
chasing the ends of the ever-shortening starlight path.
We smash together and the beam
disappears,
having fulfilled its purpose.
Dawn and Dusk rarely meet,
but they are forever connected by a starlight path.
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Pastel Pain: A Poetry Collection
PoesiA collection of poetry I wrote when I was at my worst, my best, and everything in between. This is from before I needed trigger warnings.