WATCHING DAYTIME COLLAPSE!

By: Adejokun Elizabeth


 

Watching daytime collapse

Without the strength from within

Makes me feel like a clueless brute.

If I could get it back on its feet,

Expand its hours with my little mighty fingers

Then night would be so clear.

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