Into the Sunset
As sundown bares her rhinestone- hair
Turning meadows green to wavy gold,
Lattice of blooms swirl beyond compare
Mild the air's hum, slumber for the soul.
The rays float in tranquil repose
While winds clutch her glint that beholds;
An owl swooping in circled rows
When night of prayer touches stars.
Come sunset, rest your hands with life
All lovers trace their young, red years,
Man and wife forget heat of strife
And linger after beams dip, farewell!
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Copyright © Nette Onclaud | Year Posted 2014
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