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Dawn Breaks the Waste

Drink the Sky

By C. Rommial ButlerPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Top Story - December 2023
Vincent Van Gogh

Dawn Breaks the Waste

Take the time to drink the sky

Where the erratic flights of starlings

Reinforce unseen by-paths

Under a wall of gray cloud

As the first light of dawn

Pushes up from beneath--

Atlas shoulders the world.

His stern gaze disperses the clouds

To leave a kaleidoscopic sky

Painted over the azure depths.

Slowly the canvas eats the paint

Until all that remains

Is a heart untainted, pure--

Illuminated but obscure.

The air magnetic;

The fire dynamic.

Dawn breaks the waste.

***** * *****

Part of You

The particles

(part of you)

The fire

Failed to consume...

The smoke.

The heavy air.

Interpenetrates

Everything,

Everywhere.

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The fire gutters low

As the smoke disperses

Amid random curses

Eternity doth bestow.

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No one will ever know.

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No one will ever know

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No one will ever know.

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C. Rommial Butler

C. Rommial Butler is a writer, musician and philosopher from Indianapolis, IN. His works can be found online through multiple streaming services and booksellers.

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    Written by C. Rommial Butler