Day Lilies
Michael Dickel
Restoring orange to a thing
of beauty, not that stained skin
out to spread its poison to us all—
the bright flowers, daily lilies
set in complementary green,
still soothe, their spirit breathing
more gently than night settles around us—
this sunset also a dawn color.
Star Dust
Michael Dickel
We are so small between the stars, so large against the sky
—Leonard Cohen, Stories of the Street
I want to travel between the stars,
lost among the planets amid
galaxies unknown. I want to meet
beings beyond my understanding,
until my understanding grows—
and to be humbled by how small I am
in the Universe, no matter how much
I think I may know or how important
I think I may be. I want to be reminded
that I am dust floating in a vacuum.
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