Softening the Haze
To watch the early nightfall peep, as I
Relish the scent of air passing nearby,
While verdant grassland breathes of newborn hay
Unwinding the busy haze of Friday;
The ripple of homespun hours wafts and then
A dappled sky folds plates undone,
Till softened kisses moist a wheezing breeze
Jealous the stars eavesdrop, of love’s caprice
On resting arms, like trellis in a shade
Blue robins tweet and daffodils parade,
As warm caresses glaze lamplights, wherein
Solace from our dreamy eyes lulls Friday’s spin.
Suz-D's Let's Be Open Contest
by nette onclaud
Copyright © Nette Onclaud | Year Posted 2013
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