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We bare our souls capriciously exposed,
O'er a chronology gift long ago,
Humbly traipse fortuitous hearts composed,
Traverse fragmented biannual flow.

Oblique drifts of periodical moons,
Guide our latter half just as earned before,
Nature flights of triangular formed loons,
As seasonal exchange caused them to soar.

From color-filled picturesque scenery,
To monochromatic impassiveness,
Passage midst creation and synergy,
Intimates harmonious timeliness.

Clock fades crucial seconds tempts to outlast,
As time wane merging thoughts holding our past.

2019 December 14

*3rd Place*

Your best sonnet July-December 2019
~~John Hamilton 

*Honorable Mention*

STRAND SPECIAL 10,any form ,any theme
~~Brian Strand

Equinoxes

An equinox is, for everyone
all over the earthly globe,
a time when through the center of Sun
(that essential daylight strobe)

passes the equatorial plane…
This paired biannual state,
of both autumnal and vernal twain,
once again we celebrate!


~ Harley White

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