Piker Press — Weekly Journal of Arts and Literature
March 16, 2026

Hallow's Kiss

By A. J. Huffman

Hallow's Kiss

Death's darkness splits the night
with moon's breath,
penetrating her eyes.
Embers drip from bound lips --
silence reborn.

Night's daughter rises
through forgotten time.
And offers her hand.
The touch shatters.
A glass world falls
from the flames.

Article © A. J. Huffman. All rights reserved.
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