What Can I Write About the Night

A poem

Natalie Wilkinson
The Lark Publication

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Photo by Wil Stewart on Unsplash

What can I write about the night that has not been written a million times? Its velvety blackness, the winking stars and planets, the moon in its phases, and the faint glow of kitchen lights at my back can all be taken for granted.

I stand at the pasture gate, leaning on it a little, glad to hear the owls. I thought they had gone away when our neighbor to the north razed…

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Natalie Wilkinson
The Lark Publication

Writing, textile design, architectural drafting, learning Japanese, gardening, not necessarily in that order. IG: @maisonette_textiles