Monochrome at Midnight

Monochrome at Midnight

A Poem by Ben Taylor

Our eyes trickle off into the void,
the starless sky dominated by the spotlight moon.
Limestone-gravel shadows splay themselves from blades of grass,
slivers of dirt hiding from the slate-grey light of the spotlight moon.
This field, trampled by our love-making,
is now bleak and colorless, bleached by the spotlight moon.
And at the center of attention, the center of the room, the center
of the spotlight,
I am sitting here knees to chin,
listening to summer whisper its promises of arrival
beneath the baleful eye of the
spotlight moon.

© 2014 Ben Taylor


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Added on May 2, 2014
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Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor

Columbia, MO



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