Résumé for Reincarnation - Oct. 21, 2024

Gary Hunter
Oct 21, 2024
1 min read

at the moment of death

every hue and pigment of life

appears to bleed away

but who can really tell

it might be like the sun going down

the world becomes a black void

and then maybe an unknown

dawn cycles back around

and some new light rises

I would like the job

to be there when

your eyes realize

you got to keep your colors

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