Some nights, when the sill gets lonely,
I lay my chin upon its chest.
I breathe slow, like the rise and fall,
of the moth under the streetlamp.
I rest my forehead against the screen,
And let my lips push against the cold divider.
The sky is violet, while the stars burn yellow.
I wonder if this is what the starry night really looks like?
I wonder if Van Gogh would paint me…
In the window of the tall churning tree.
Watching the moth flutter under the golden halo,
As I kiss the screen.
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