Fireflies passing through the starlit dusk

Their wings shiver from a swollen sun

Icy cold milk, curdles cream upon the sky

Such as though brown, golden leaves

They close your eyes,

While their delicacy shrivels up and dies

Singing in grief for warmth gone again

The fireflies never knew winter's friend

Find the bend

Around the earth's end

And their light will be smothered

Beneath snow unbothered

By the screaming burns

Upon the churns

Of whispering souls

Scattered and old

Finding the rose gold fame again.

Fireflies seeking,

Bobbed, apple lights upon

A darkened horizon

Blackened by sea quietly

And briskly,

And sickly

And fickly,

They're reeking of a storm

Take the world by a swarm

And winter will be forgotten

Slaughtered by the rotten

Core of light's firefly wings

That once knew pain

And cold,

And rain,

And mold,

And the earth will burst

In cyan bubble mania

A star-long curse

You'll find its brutal radiance

Among twirling planets

And the fireflies,

Long forgotten

In the autumn rain.