Burnt Orange Sunrise. Poem by Lisa Cresswell Wilkinson

Burnt Orange Sunrise.

Rating: 5.0


Unaware of the firing motion
The moon reflects in her glazing eyes
Solitary motion distills the summer days
Transparent figures move in the burning sunrise

Subtle movement in the deep blue haze
The moon rejects to her suprise
The summer days begin to hussle
Memories twinkle upon the next phase

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sylvia Spencer 17 May 2006

Lisa A brillant describtion and a brilliant poem cheers Sylvie

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Jolanta Gradowicz 26 May 2006

Well, I could see sunrise anew. Thank you very much, Lisa.

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Jerry Hughes 04 June 2006

Truly delightful, Lisa

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Jolanta Gradowicz 25 April 2007

It's a very good poem, Lisa. The title is perfect as well.

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David Harris 30 March 2007

Lisa, the imagery and sounds in this poem are awesome. I just love sunrises and sunsets. Top marks from me. Thanks for sharing this my friend. David

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Melvina Germain 26 March 2007

I love the title, it paints a very clear picture of what is to come. You clearly show a very vivid image, I can see the beauty displayed here in this georgeous sunrise. thankyou Lisa---Melvina---

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Sandra Fowler 16 February 2007

Wonderful imagery in this one. I can see your sunrise very clearly. Thank you, Lisa. Love, Sandra

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Deanna More 29 January 2007

Pastal-colored Sunrise Portrait, painted with words. Fantastic writing, Lisa......Deanna

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