In the twilight of my years, in the deep hours of dawn, I let myself fall into the air, and let go of all. I close my eyes, and turn to the stars, those that adorn my sky on four walls. And sometimes I climb to the rooftop, and let the air kiss me, and I feel so companioned by the stars, and all loses its import by night. A summer's night, amidst dreams, in my nocturnal rest, amongst my music. Amongst caresses, in the air, that air that kisses, when no one else does.