Sunset Poem by Michael Burch

Sunset

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Sunset
by Michael R. Burch

(This poem is dedicated to my grandfather, George Edwin Hurt)

Between the prophecies of morning
and twilight's revelations of wonder,
the sky is ripped asunder.

The moon lurks in the clouds,
waiting, as if to plunder
the dusk of its lilac iridescence,

and in the bright-tentacled sunset
we imagine a presence
full of the fury of lost innocence.

What we find within strange whorls of drifting flame,
brief patterns mauling winds deform and maim,
we recognize at once, but cannot name.

Keywords/Tags: grandfather, grandchild, grandson, family, loss, death, funeral, grave, epitaph, tribute, remembrance, remember, memory, memorial

Sunday, July 7, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: death,epitaph,family,funeral,grandchild,grandfather,grave,loss,remembrance,tribute
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is dedicated to my grandfather, George Edwin Hurt, who died April 4,1998.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bernard F. Asuncion 08 July 2019

A wonderful imagery poem and poetic expression.....10++++++

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Michael Burch 08 July 2019

Thanks, I'm glad you like it.

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