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The Light in the Night
October 29, 2018
The shape of the past is like a small jar of lightning bugs used as a nightlight.
It tastes like cold that makes your mouth feel warmth;
soaring through your tastebuds,
pouncing through your brain like a train of memories.
The past feels as if you touched something old with a new shiny layer.
Hiding in the rain, coming out on a bright sunny day.
The past holds like jello, put together yet mushy and swishy;
you can hold it in your hand like a small jar of lightning bugs used as a nightlight.
© Anonymous
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