Sun Chaser Poem by Victoria Horn
Sun Chaser
Rating: ★5.0
Once upon a foggy night,
Where the crisp air masked the orchard sight.
Paws and claws scattered the leaves,
While over-ripe apples loosen from their trees.
The stars whisper secrets into my silent ear,
Be calm sun chaser, morning is near.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: leaves
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