A Night's Light
Sweat on his brow
Freezing in minutes,
Icicles over his eyes,
He drags and drags
Dark brown logs of all shapes and sizes
To a spot of untouched snow
In the midst of evergreen trees
As far as the eye can see.
All that work and walking and waiting for the burning
Of a night’s bright light.
This light among early nights
Brings waves of yellow and orange
To his face
And sights of flames
That mirror off his glasses.
Warmth in the cold nights
To his body
In December.
The crackling wood
Is like music to his ears,
A number one track
Written by God Himself.
Smoke wafts over his face,
Choking him
Sometimes,
But the smell of burning wood
Reminds him of why he adores
Bonfires
And can bear a little too much heat.
For a light show,
He throws an iron rod he found
Into the fire.
Suddenly
The flames dance
And soon lime green auras
Conquer the orange waves.
He smiles,
Perfectly content
With his own creation.
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