The Sun Rises
A Poem About Growing Up and Flying the Nest
The sun rises at my window sill,
Rays jump on my sheets like puppy dogs
Like laughter when you fall in fresh-cut grass
I know what this means as I let the rays lick me,
In my entirety,
Alone
The dusk of my childhood
The dawn of my initiation
I do not fear that final sunset
It came last night
I knew it then
I left the curtains open
so I might feel the dying light
And feel no spite or restlessness
The morning is just waking
And raising my chin
Now the sunrise warms the wetness from
My cheeks in full bloom
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