Cape

So another day has come and gone

The longest day of the brightening sun

Yet no one called; no one showed

For the funeral of the strongest bird

It used to soar, it used to glide

To shine bright in the morning sky

And glitter with the morning due

As it settles, hidden in the branches

It died alone, sunk in deep

At the end of the horizon of the world

If you raise your sails, you’ll see it

Melting in the dark horizon

Red and blue, like the dark and a glow

The longest day withered so soon

The brightening sun, like an Eagle; high

Enclosed its cape of wild grey on the mourned on world

Like a summer’s breeze, short and soothing

Cold and shivery, the sun went out

The grey went black, and the cape kept stretching

Until there was no more "A Sun" and no more “A World”