Ubiquitous Utterances
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A medallion moon marks the end of day
as a spectacular scarlet sun sets.
And as a spent Sol, slowly slips away,
subsequent shadows swallow silhouettes.
Brisk breezes blow, swaying the tallest trees,
their gilded beauty bestowed by moonlight.
And as Luna's golden glow tints the leaves;
color conceals itself in dark of night.
While twilight's twinkling stars signal fireflies,
descending darkness dyes day inky black.
And as ebony engulfs seamless skies,
innumerable flashing lights blink back.
Somber, sullen shades saturate the night,
encompassing every contorted crease.
And when brazen birds balk, dusk dims the light;
till ubiquitous utterances cease.
Copyright © Emile Pinet | Year Posted 2018
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