Sunlight
A Poem

Sunlight rises to wipe the
midnight sand out of our eyes.
Sunlight exercises the right to
stereotype the truth within our lies.
Sunlight emphasizes sight despite
being blind to the colors in our skies.
Sunlight recognizes the need for blight
if crops drown beneath waves of cries.
Sunlight crystallizes into bright white stones
to disguise the loud silence of sighs.
Sunlight symbolizes the mite of creatures
who stand to sound the bells despite their size.
Sunlight compromises when darkness fights
to shroud the hot steam of porch-cooled pecan pies.
Sunlight specializes in illuminating lights so all life
can enjoy sleeping beneath dreamscape fireflies.
About the Creator
Kale Sinclair
Author | Poet | Husband | Dog Dad | Nerd | Zen Practitioner
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