Sun's Light Poem by james watkin

Sun's Light

Rating: 5.0


In anticipation, what has been
Reached out for to savour
Morning-slow, in a summer's day
Of an orange colour
Is now for night frosts, peeling off.
Dripping hot and sticky
Down through a bough's mixed fruiting;
Hung both light and heavy.

Thursday, August 15, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: light,summer
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tranquil Dawn 16 August 2019

Delightful imagery and delectable turn of verse throughout!

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james watkin 16 August 2019

Thankyou so very much Tranquil.

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Ratnakar Mandlik 15 August 2019

The impact of Sun's light on our lives during summer and it's aftermath beautifully unveiled. Thanks for sharing.10 points.

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james watkin 16 August 2019

Many thanks again Ratnaker.

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