Things on my ceiling:
The biggest damn spyder-wights
I've seen in all my life
And a beautiful black butterfly,
wings delicately folded, dead-asleep.
one,
two,
three.
Norns
Spinning in tonight's dark-light
Spyder, Spyder
slim and slight
creeping silent through the night
with your eight eyes so bright
Do you see?
What (?)
Two eyes cannot see in this night
That Spyder-working is
finer than any finite
(in)human skill
A hanging
suspended (in)
(out) through the windowsill
Spyders, with twenty-four eyes
and hours (and ours?) unblinking blinding-bright
Does Understanding lie within thy sight?
Is it only for my two too-tired eyes
one seems to spin in starry skyes
one seams
two spinning starry skyes
three Norns
Spinning into night's dark-light
Mourning shades dawn into night.
About the Creator
Halston Williams
Eternal Student: literature, poetry, history, art, and philosophy. English Teacher. Writer & painter. Traveller & skier (when there's $$$). I'm young enough to be foolish, yet old enough to know better. Lover of dark & beautiful things.
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