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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required We grasp shadows flow over magenta light in the crystal trails of tourmaline yes, both of us will leave. to the celestial abeyance of pasty white neon embers in starburst trim for now, I'll stoop and write. Let's have a nap beneath the towering redwoods we'll watch "forgets" fly with natural hammering together, let's find out how to solve the mystery lyrical hues in lustrous iridescence. We just shrug our shoulders and cheerfully understand our linked introspection here, in the peaks, where the sun shines let's soar with the creative spirit of life. Blew away the flushed, blushing bliss on her whispering wings white fog rolls out onto the calm ocean which gathers the incoming stillness a phosphorescent steeple is adorned. Strolling the fog-covered hills, gazing at the bay let us sip moonbeams from the blazing lighthouse sunlight swirled exotic zaffre mist in a ritzy haze enjoying the warmth and the water shimmer resting comfortably in a lovely night-line Damselflies rose to the lush sky's eerie sighs A hazy veil curves across huge terrains. sunlight sparkles on the winding river comfortable, long-drifting to the whispering rouge of a nuptial serenade only time matters. "There is time," she whispers There will be plenty of time Written: December 28, 2022 A Freed Verse Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Brian Strand
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