I walk through a dark night
With heavy air
I can just barely see the city lights
Through old brick buildings
And sycamore trees
I know this place so well
But now everything looks so different
Just a little after dusk
I feel so infinitesimal
I'm suffocated by twilight
That I can barely recognize myself
In the distance I hear faint conversation
But yet I feel as if I'm the only one
You really are alone
Even if you are in company of people
You don't even know
Cars pass on the street
I pay no mind
Because it's somewhere lost
With the stars
That I see when I look up
The only time I'm ever confident enough
To look up
And they shine and sparkle
And they speak to me
But I quickly focus my gaze back down to the ground
Because I don't want to be mistaken
For a juvenile wandering around
I slow my pace
And I pick up when I start to feel drops
On my skin
I never realized how fast clouds could form
When you're having a good time
Maybe it's good I didn't bring an umbrella
Maybe this is what I get
For taking nature
For granted
- C.M.
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