You get old
And you think you're
Not beautiful
Anymore
And you look outside
And you see ages of living
And constancy
And the trees bloom such
An architecture
And the land rolls its
Sublime contours
And then you begin
To instruct yourself in
A miasma of light
And dust and mist
It floods your heart
Into seeing
Beyond sinew and pulse
Into the grace of infinite
Looking out my bedroom window
As I try to calm myself
I see, yes, there is always
Moon in some part of the sky
And the map of the great dome
Is there for the taking
And no point at all to be old.
In this life, it does not matter.
I am that moon
That sun.
Those stars.
That sky.
We are.
We were.
We always will be
Until none of this is
Anymore.