I sit atop my roof
The night-sky, with its many luminous freckles smiling down at me.
She sends a light breeze.
Embracing my arms, it feels like summer.
Gliding past my legs, they welcome with glee.
And cupping my cheeks with motherly love.
Her gentle breathing, I smell the melancholy of days past.
Flowers and dirt.
Childlike laughter and crickets.
And when I awaken I find myself still laying there, the morning dew a substitute blanket.
The eolian sound, whitenoise of the night,
Gone, now back to its usual breating.
My writing smudged and bleeding through the pages like those damned creases in my brain.
Not knowing what is real and what is not. Memories melting into eachother.
And as I slowly lean on my elbows to watch the sun rise like a phoenix reborn from it's ashes, I sense a bittersweet ending.
I kiss my heartstrings for they keep me warm.
Even if I know it won't last forever.