Truculently Poems | Examples


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End of Summer

A summer evening lunges eagerly 
Singing in an iridescent color 
Trampling mindly, in quiet cheerfulness
While autumn, longing, cries thunder 
In chilly night air, truculently
Daylight stands proud with present glow
Soon snowflakes will begin to fall
And angels dance in moonlight show

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