Twilight In Wundanyi

Soon as the sun behind the hills sinks
The mist loses no chance
It creeps, 
Stealthy,
 Like a hushed assembly of white ghosts

Then the air gets damp and chilly
The blue hills become hazy
And the air,
 Once sheer
 Is now pale grey and pasty.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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