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What happens when the lights go out... |
| Mysteries of the Night Falling into sleep, my dog curls into a ball behind my knees or against my back, snuffling soft puppy snores. She's a Havenaise: small, her body about the size of a Great Dane's head. But somehow in the dark depths of the night, she grows. Dwarfing that Great Dane to sprawl across the entire bed, edge to edge, head to foot, leaving me scrunched at the very edge of falling off or curled into a tight ball in a corner. Fighting to regain a breath of space, I turn on the light to find she's shrunk back to normal size, until, of course I turn the light back off and she expands to fill the darkness--- just one of the mysteries of the night. 18 lines Prompt/Week # 33 Use this title for this week's poem: Mysteries of the Night |