As the Sun burrows No.14

As the Sun burrows No.14

SIGH No.14

I have not much to give

This night, I know not if the moon is silver or gold

My body and mind are used up like a candle

Burnt too long in an unwatched room

I feel not Badger, and Rats countenance slips from round my face

To sit in my upturned hands like a mask

And I stare into the back of the world cradled in them

And cannot make sense f it

Its geometry

I have no words for my heart

But in the darkness

I light a candle still

I will acknowledge the unknowing

I will walk the path

I will stop at the altars

With oils and candles and incense

And care for the animals

Attend them

For in time the unknown may become known

Until then

I, like badger will sleep

I am not granted a season of sleep

I will rise in the morning and return to my labors and joys and worries

And should there be trouble

I might only hope

That it be easy trouble