We Draw Apart the Sky
A poem about seasonal depression
We draw apart the sky
With cold fingers
Not unkind or cruel,
But with a sense of finality.
We draw apart the sky
With a grey cloak
Unlike anything worn before
Or since.
We draw apart the sky
With red and open lips
Kissing the dawn,
Without mercy.
We draw apart the sky
With the scream of wind
And names unspoken,
Stretching a dream.
We draw apart the sky
With white nameless wretches
Descending on the ground
Until they make a child's toy.
We draw apart the sky
With a sense of ending
And Death comes across
The frozen ground.
We draw apart the sky
With an empty sense
That all is not as it should be
And will never be again.
We draw apart the sky
And through the crack
Comes
Snow.
About the Creator
Minte Stara
Small writer and artist who spends a lot of their time stuck in books, the past, and probably a library.
Currently I'm working on my debut novel What's Normal Here, a historical/fantasy romance.
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