Stars (Of Heaven and Earth).

Sprinkle and hay, merrily made,

lounging in places not originally plaid;

Silver and platter, an up-keeping score,

Modesty in the melancholy, a moment to store.

Usher and bustle, in works uproar,

Plenty, a slip, in worlds not one's own;

Bleak and bold, a light untouched,

Subdued, of fire, in a spot deflowered.

Uproar and applause, a state of exile,

Smoked, and cauterized, in scents for a while;

Amber and rhinestones on a carpet of velvet,

Ambled, a long way, in broken respect.

Made and twinkled, in a collection of dust,

Of great insurgence are they, in calcified rust.