Light Won T Let You Go Amiss

A-fter the Tuesday twilight, 
N-ew morn starts to come; 
D-awn first of March breaks, 
R-ugged wind turns calm.
E-vening shadows disappear into the black, blue, and gray; 
W-ednesday beacon rises to bring mirth to your birthday.

Q-uest for the warm weather, 
U-ntil there's no more mist; 
I-n spite of the dark shadow; 
L-ight won't let you go
A-miss.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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