An Evening Delight Poem by Patricia Gale

An Evening Delight

Rating: 4.3


A sweet serenade begins to sound
As golden flames dance with streaking blue heat
A quick sound of crackling
The smell of apple wood fills the senses

A deep bellow is heard
And strumming crickets add to the harmony
From the distance a green tree frog adds his part
And twinkling stars light up the sky

Silvery shadows cast from a full moon
Bright and glorious rays light the way
A field of fluorescent green blinks on then off and on again
A magical show before my eyes

An orchestra of nature for my evening pleasure
Adding a light show for grander sight
Filling my senses, soothing my night
Caressing my soul as I drift away

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Meggie Gultiano 15 June 2007

A romantic poem for me. Think am going to read this every evening to delight my evening.I love this Pat!

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Graham Jones 02 June 2007

Excellent writing Patricia, your descriptive talents are second to none, you breathe life into every line.

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Lee Degnan 30 May 2007

My perfect summer evening, and wonderfully described by you... I love this one! You could almost smell and hear everything you painted here... Take care, Lee

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