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At the
Crest of Dusk,
gradated hues
abound.
Warmth is cast from breath,
the horizon adorns
Sunset's golden
crown.
Taunting winters absence,
remaining leaves
tightly cling,
surrendering to
their fate
as a cool breeze gently sings
Once free blowing sails
hold tight to
their royal mast,
nestled against the shore
in darkened waters, deep and vast
Outstretched branches, barren
majestically reach toward the sky
abandoned, are the refuge
where it's winged dweller, left to fly
by
Tim Labbe
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A beautiful vivid image. Thanks for sharing such simple lovely poem.
Thank you A B Faniki for your kind comment.