Skylight

Lanterns drift across the endless sky,

Clouds coil like rivers where my shadows lie.

Stars blink in rhythms of forgotten tunes,

I chase their echoes across silver dunes.

The sky folds softly, painted in moon’s hue,

Wind whispers secrets only I pursue.

Hallways of starlight spin beneath endless blue,

I trace constellations that lead me through.

I sip the unseen, taste the quiet storm,

Fireworks bloom in corners, wild and warm.

Every step a riddle, every sigh a fuse,

Tangled in the labyrinth of my own muse.

Threads of sunlight curl around drifting clouds,

Horizons become oceans, oceans wear shrouds.

Feathers of sky float through my open palms,

Every path I wander hums forgotten psalms.

The horizon folds letters I never will send,

Stars spill like paint, bending without end.

I orbit through echoes, brushing the blue,

Every glance I borrow is a glance I knew.

I sip the unseen, taste the quiet storm,

Fireworks bloom in corners, wild and warm.

Every step a riddle, every sigh a fuse,

Tangled in the labyrinth of my own muse.

I steal the night, weave it with neon rain,

Dance across rooftops of thought, untethered, unchained.

A pulse, a spark, a secret untrue,

Every shadow hums softly, “I am you.”

Lanterns sprout wings, clouds begin to climb,

Comets curl around me, bending time.

Footsteps dissolve into constellations I find,

I follow the rhythm of my own mind.

I sip the unseen, taste the quiet storm,

Fireworks bloom in corners, wild and warm.

Every step a riddle, every sigh a fuse,

Tangled in the labyrinth of my own muse.