I often rise like the sun, 
To grow not outward but in, 
To shed the hue of my skin, 
And become as colourless as the wind.
As if an angel or a mortal undone, 
To re-unite with the distant stars, 
To forget the pain, the scars, 
And my ancestor’s chains, the bars.
I no longer await a God to come, 
As in my being unfolds the truth, 
Not dark but divine the root, 
And beyond the heavens like a comet 
-I shoot.
copyright @2009 by Mark Anthony St. Rose. All rights reserved.                
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