Winter Fly
What good does it do to complain?
The fates are blind to all of us
Look at the winter fly
Dead upon the sill.
This morning I swept away three more
Their bodies still intact just their tiny souls departed,
Like cars abandoned on the roadside
In a film about the end of times.
Sometimes it’s as simple as that,
The best years of your life
Defiled against an unwashed window.
Still you persist,
Believing all will be tied together somehow
What else? To know that even now
The spider is unlocking itself from it’s station
And stepping lightly this way.