Nacreous opal
Dispersed all through the gradience
Of hydrangeas and cotton candy
While flocks of Old World sparrows soar
Above the hammock where I laid
Never thought it would be the last time
I see a cloudless twilight
Over the next-door motel
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XVI. Alabaster
PoetryThe first poetry collection indited and compiled by the author when he was 16. It encompasses experimental and intricate works, including a bonus short story that serves as a sequel to Tiffany.
