Luciferin
Spasmodic Luciferin! Must you always flicker? Will you ever stick?
Such cellophane luminescence should sweep the streets with incandescence! However, I continue to flicker against the barren, shallow sky.
It was a Sunday; it was 1 in the morning:
Both of us lacked any sort of lambency. I thought, “What a place of safety.”
You shushed me up and led me to your hive. And for once, for a moment I felt brilliant, I felt alive.
Your body reposed at my abdomen; tightly, tightly our embrace had gotten. Too close—the impetuous prick of a stinger brought about complete perdition as the buzz of the queen infiltrated the combed walls.
The bastard was a bee! Led me to believe he was like me, lacking light and looking for something to believe.
Now I, on my back, endlessly shiver with a fly-like cry, squirming my tarsi to God, to the sky in such a struggle.
Spasmodic Luciferin! Maybe we will meet again when I ascend with the aid of my amberous zephyr wings radiating with a conscious glow of my effervescent bulbous flow.