November Twilight Poem by Clark Ashton Smith
November Twilight
November's winy sunset leaves,
Deep in the silver heavens far,
One ruby-hearted star
That lit the summer's moon-forsaken eves.
Under its ray, remote, alone,
Ascends upon the ashen gloom
The ghostly faint perfume
From autumn's grey, forgotten roses flown.
Friday, April 18, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: november,autumn,forgotten,leaves,silver,star,summer,sunset
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