Political Enemy (written a year ago)
How do the fireflies see my headlights?    How does a bird view the shoreline?  Little zipper he follows  because from breakers fish rise.     How does the fish see the trough beak,  of a gliding pelican?  Scooped up in a bucket  then black.     And how does the night see the day?  Estranged friend, political opposite,   unknown, unimagined,  never touched,  except two brief moments  at dusk and twilight,  sunset and sunrise  when the light and dark mingle,  and world’s spheres pull closer  for such a fleeting short time.       But noon will never know midnight.   Noon will never reach out to midnight  to comb her soft hair  or invite him to dinner  with no one else there.  Noon and midnight are as distant as  opposite ends  so they dream and envision   and write poems    imaging their counterpoint  has a wild side.     Maybe noon sees midnight as risky and loud  when in a peaceful place   it’s just not true.      Maybe midnight sees noon as too hot  when in a temperate winter  noon ca...