Who has seen Aurora
\nhas seen a ghost.
\nShe wore a red cape
\nand asked for directions.
\nShe needed the night.
\nThe city with its lights
\npushed her away.
\nShe had no where to go.
\nHer mirror,
\nthe black sky,
\nfaded,
\nthe stars disappeared,
\nand she called, asking,
\nwhere is the ebony sea?
\nI cannot see my face.
\nI have strayed from the polar heavens.
\nI have lost my way!<\/p>\n
Standing in a field,
\nI lifted my hands,
\nI called to her with my heart.
\nI had watched her dance,
\nthen falter.
\nI had seen the waltz of her pure soul
\nin the darkness,
\nher green dress,
\nher moving hands,
\nand like her
\nI was no more than vapor.<\/p>\n
Because we were one
\nshe heard me.
\nI waved with my arm
\nto the polestar.
\nI called to her inside my soul.
\nFollow it
\nand be bright again!
\nBe the only radiance in the sky!
\nLet the wind fill your dress
\non the northern keep.
\nI have seen your dance.
\nGo there,
\nand be night\u2019s rainbow again.
\nMy beautiful ghost.
\nMy northern princess of light.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Who has seen Aurora has seen a ghost. She wore a red cape and asked for directions. She needed the night. The city with its…<\/p>\n