Binghamton University - Colonist / Pegasus Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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STUDENT Student Life 17

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The Space of a Single Night In one night passing we've half forgotten a year. By bits and tufts we have tucked it away as the moon tucks clouds beneath its wing. On the corner no one stands as the trees stand. Gently they shed their years like clockwork to the earth. In time, return to the people silent and green, blooming slowly; and beautiful as the face of a man growing old. In shaded rooms, yesterday's lights burn orange as the moon, cutting smooth and bright across the sky. I will take this path on a night when stars hang like cobblestones above the trees. And again when rain catches the lips of summer leaves, And will be thinking that if I stare hard enough the moon will slide out of the sky and after it all the stars. And in one night passing, I will have remembered a year. Crystal Reed Matthew Mendelsohn

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Colonial Community