Summer Night Poem by Rory Hudson

Summer Night



a train whistle breaks the silence of the night
and a flock of birds wheels mysteriously in the east;
the moon lies huge and golden in the sky -

and hidden in the deepest shadows of the trees
lovers reach out for one another with trembling arms.

Friday, May 1, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: birds,lies,silence
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Rory Hudson

Rory Hudson

Adelaide, Australia
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