The Sky And Venus Poem by James McLain

The shadow person then when once a compilation.
Assembled for you it comes the night.
Before their was day and first she was blind.
Before I became she I was.
She opened the box of rings we became.
Then I became you more complex-ed a person.
Fear of the wolf some overcoming become.
Gathering up the toes on each naked foot.
There are some, some where to the right.
So far off none left can tell.
The shadow that's cast which some can not know.
There on the wall someone draws out the world.
Division of twilight us now of two.
You came of age and starlight whether it came.
Other things drew me up deep inside of your myth.
Those in her turn back the clock.
The hour hand is moved back and once forth,
until twice each second it becomes what it was.
She cannot be looked upon without.
And as time is eternal,
hers was the moon overflowing, filled up.
And for your sake of more than you and you.
If you think to far to the right, think she wouldn't.
As for the sky and Venus beneath.
Benevolent,
are of those which are easy to be broken, the eye.