A sigh exhaled with the failing light

Absorbed into the blanket of an intruding cloud

I must say I felt quite bright

When the storm abruptly turned around

But a whisper of raindrops, the sun at late day height

Shade to the east, shaded eyes peering west

Last treatment of rays before a lonely night

It’s my rabbit friend and I again, taking the world in expansion of chest

We become to some an alarming sight

Small surprise slipped in along their way

I ponder the approach of golden hair, I might

Regret the actions of the day

Would have to be one with interests tight

One who radiated without the sun and equal in depth

For the most subtle efforts to surface right

Amongst Sky’s azure and breeze a good breath

The vanquished storm to my delight

The rabbit growing sleepy, nudges me gently

A break in the storm, one of natures invites

My rodent here lures quite quickly

Perhaps a chance for romance by twilight

The winged are calling the settings suffice

Yet in no mood to enter that plight

To venture for love in female fishing strife

No need to fear regrets slow healing bite

Shall relent in no chase, content and at bay

The days more fitting for the flight of a kite

Such a melancholy day with very little to say

Worry not this lonely night

Or those that stare with sunshine hair

All a pleasure, a credit to sight

But with the light on my face, I’m incapable to care

A reflective day, all is right, I shall be alone tonight.

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