3/31/13

When You Can See the Moon in the Daytime
By James Fitzsimmons


Could nightingale and lark
Sing in sweet duet,
Unite light and dark
To dance a pirouette?

Then twilight would become
A time of greatest calm,
When day and night are one
And light sings dark a psalm.

The day our vows were made
I stepped into the light,
Through your love to rest was laid
The darkness of the night.


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James Fitzsimmons enjoys music and theater and works as a computer programmer. Writing a program is much like writing a story or a poem, though James hopes there are fewer bugs in his writing!