Astral Pigments of a Past Generation
Poetic thoughts about the night sky.
As the silence falls, when the night cloak covers the sky
With a serene darkness that illuminates the moon and stars.
Watch them dance
Watch them sway
Celebrate with the celestials
Thoughts of the existential
Though they seem like figments of your imagination
Know they are astral pigments of a past generation
Marvel their former existence
Offer them the due reverence
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Author's Notes: My good pal, Dana Crandell stated after the most beautiful thing I think I've read. Well, at least one of them that it was "just some thoughts".
No, sir. The above is "just some thoughts" compared to your poem!
For just because it's awesome, here is his magnificent thing.
I was at least partly inspired by his poem and partly inspired in a way by Cathy Holmes' sublime Caffeinated Kiss:
This is something that my brain managed to come up with when it's not being warped by my tall order NaNoWriMo scatterepistolarymulti-narrative-shouldn't-be-doing-it-as-a-first-novel-attempt.
Anyway, hope you enjoyed my thoughts.
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Paul Stewart
Award-Winning Writer, Poet, Scottish-Italian, Subversive.
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