Wee Hours

Wee Hours

A Poem by Susanna Correya

The celestial salt cellar, overturned,
Sprinkled black velours with pinprick-sized crystals -
Pendants of an asymmetrical chandelier.

Stock-still silhouettes of wooden sentinels
Mantled head to foot in darkness
Decorate the horizon yonder.

Like suspended cherub feathers and condensed angel breath
Cloud banks swan across the star-dusted infinity -
Aimless vapor boats in an inverted sea.

Lent light is radiated on a reposing half-earth
By nighttime's pearl held by invisible arms of ether
In the overhead blue-black tinted concave oyster.

To the unsleeping eye, wee hours are
Replete with awe that the day hides with light
As well as slumber hides in the achromatic dark.

© 2016 Susanna Correya


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Added on December 10, 2016
Last Updated on December 10, 2016
Tags: Nature, nature poem, sky, moon, stars, trees, horizon, scene, inspiration

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Susanna Correya
Susanna Correya

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India



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Expression always leaves a lasting impression. I'm your typically atypical seventeen-year-old with an unhealthy obsession/fetish for writing and reading. more..

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