Twilight Wings

We sat and watched 
on a warm spring night, 
beneath the trees—their silent flight.

They made their way
by and by,
silhouetted against the dusky sky.

They wheeled and fluttered
above our heads
as the stars awoke from their celestial beds.

They dipped and swooped 
and made us shriek
with surprise, then we giggled in relief.

As the moon rose up 
to light their way,
they flew on by, to greet their day.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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