Larisa Biyuts

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So, the sky is broken-
the melting splinters in branches of trees.
People crumble into the snow,
and the silence
...

Ashes and flowers; some poetry;
the frigid truth of autumn bonfires;
the sad magic; the magic sin;
the artificial paradise; the graphic laughter.
...

Take other train. Be like a wind.
Don’t care about a ticket,
for the golden leaflet is in your hand,
and your past will catch you up
...

One more nameless autumn;
October betrays you again
now with the rain
now with a glimpse of the sunlight.
...

O white September with blue eyes,
you smell of coffee that I spilled
today at lunch. It was my agitation.
You and I are satisfied - today.
...

I felt someone come.
It’s opaque sense of someone’s presence.
I expect, you are reality?
Speak nothing
...

Hours, days, weeks rustle after;
the amber blizzard rushes after,
throwing dead leaves onto my face.
Caught in the toils of autumn,
...

The play of hues beckoning outside.
The gloaming’s purple, nearly sanguine-
the autumn covers aren’t sanguine yet bold.
The yellow tinted vogue is kitschy:
...

I.
Like a grayish translucent cloud,
like unshed invisible rains,
purple mists of your murdered desires
...

To draw black glass,
to play the hubris and sublime,
to paint with chalk of words
the expanse over.
...

Larisa Biyuts Biography

Lara Biyuts (aka Lara Biuts, Larisa Biyuts) is a Smashwords author of 14 books of fiction, writer of the RevueBlanche.blogspot, collage maker for her book covers, translator, who signs her translations as Larisa Biyuts. Her novella A Handful of Blossoms is 2012 Rainbow Awards Honorable Mention. Her works are accepted for anthologies: Cat’s Cradle Time Yarns (Time Yarns Anthologies) , Authors off the Shelf (Lazy Beagle Entertainment) , Of Words and Water 2014 (Words and Water group supporting WaterAid) , Hope Springs a Turtle, The Black Rose of Winter, and Greek Fire (Lost Tower Publications) . Her old tale and poems are featured on TheHolidayCafe.com (2013) . Her poetry is on the monthly eJournal The Criterion (April,2014) . She is a Goodreads librarian.)

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Seasons

So, the sky is broken-
the melting splinters in branches of trees.
People crumble into the snow,
and the silence
like a way home over a chasm.

Now, the sun has melted-
like honey on your lips.
The birds drink the air singing.
and you kiss the sky-it's springtime!

Sunlight-to emerald; then-rubies on blue,
diamonds on black,
and golden straws within your hair.
Summer is with you!

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