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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Shhh.... Let us listen to the sun go down........ Here, take my hand, don't say a word, as the day says one last farewell Evening shadows softly dwell, as purple fades to gray Let us listen, ever closely, to what the moon will say Hold my hand, and come with me It will take your breath away We can watch the sun kneel slowly, as if in evening prayer The flowers folding petals, and birds tuck heads beneath their wings The daytime weary creatures, have gone to nest and lair While twilight paints it's canvas wide with brilliant crimson flair Be witness to the fire that grows so vast and wide Then listen very closely, to what the stars confide It is all about us slipping, into realms of blissful sleeping While twilight paints it's canvas, wide and sweeping Let's be witness to the fire that smolders until it's gone Time suspends this moment, in a fragile voice of song We'll see the faintest trace of moon begin to climb So gently, watch the dark erase the light Enclosing us within the voice of night Shh.... let us listen to the weary sun go down........ Listen ever closely, to what the moon will say Listen, as this day must slip away Shhhh……. __________________________________________________________ For the "Shush......Did you hear that?" Contest Sponsored by Anthony Slausen
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