Slipping into the corners where it is only black
Or just a speck within the swarm of flies
Collecting light
Placed in her jacket closest to her chest
Reaching for tiniest glimmer to add spark in those heels
After all that’s what she she relies on for an extra bounce
Not a chance any even heard of her collections or even tried for such treasures
But it’s the way she likes it
To her dismay, though, buzz surrounds only when her elbows bruise
And her head hits the ground during this conquest
And in those moments the sun rays strike and she melts
She is stripped, empty handed
The lonely jacket almost in shreds
There is every chance now to witness and it is always taken
In that chance the buzz can be heard from any direction
But shortly scuffs and finds another interest
The ring still bleeds in her ears well after they’re gone
The rays penetrating
She struggles to slip into her patchy jacket and runs for the corner again
But that light will always still be waiting for her to catch
This she holds on to and waits and waits and waits for