Yet Another Sunset Poem by Midnight Clarity

Yet Another Sunset

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Tonight they painted sunset
with a lavish hand
splashing red across the blue
to make a lavender so deep
the sea was jealous
shining greenly in the half light
spilled from the rushing sun
as he headed to his early
morning rendezvous
around the corner of the world.
Trees sulked in silhouette,
their colour gone as light
retreated, dragging day
behind it dropping little sparkles
soon diminished, on its way.
I paused to watch
a gleaming wavelet as
it stroked the sand,
smoothing all the furrows
of the day to nothing
as I used to stroke your forehead
just before I kissed you,
prelude to the night

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mary Gordley 27 February 2008

Yet another gorgeously crafted poem. Thank you for sharing your beautiful work.

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Saskia Harjono 25 February 2008

beautiful words, so enchanting..

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Midnight Clarity

Midnight Clarity

Isles of Scilly living in Barbados
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