The document contains two poems. The first poem describes a firefly blinking in the evening sky as clouds sit on the horizon and the golden sun slips behind mountains. It mentions pink, purple and orange colors painting the sky as the firefly expresses its devotion until darkness falls. The second poem is about a lover weeping on a cliff facing his cursed fate, while a spider weaves a web lifeline that entangles him. It mentions Apollo rising in the morning sun as darkness slides away and references how heaven can wait in the arms of illusion, while death follows in persistent pursuit and lovers sigh.

1. EveningFirefly
Cloudssitlanguidonthe horizon
As fireflywinksin optimisticdelight
Goldenorb slipsbehindshadowymountain
Under assortmentof orgasmicswirl
Fluidpinks,purples,andpersimmon
Paintblue page withperfectprose
So the fireflyglittersherdevotion
Brief butconstantin thisvanishingspace
Caughton the exhale of sundiminishing
She awaitsthe lunarbeautyto rise
To blink the breathy,sweetconversion
Of daylightssway…todarkness
RebeccaGrusendorf
5.4.16

2. HeavenCanWait
Romanticrouses
On the cliff of torment
Where loverweeps
His cursedfate
Spiderintertwines
Weblifeline intangles
While loverscreams
“It’snot too late.”
Apollorise
In fiery morning
Whendarknessslides
Flare life toblaze
Apollorise
In sunlightglorious
Where loversighs…oh
Heavencan wait
Romanticrouses
In arms of elusion
Apolloshines
Deathscurse delayed
Thanatosfollows
In persistentpursuit
Where loverssigh…oh
Heavencan wait
RebeccaGrusendorf
5.12.16