Sunset On The Bay Poem by Barry Middleton

Sunset On The Bay



a silver sheen on the water
black silhouettes of the palms
and cool air rising from the bay
how could I wish more serenity

racing shells glide in the afterglow
of pink and tangerine and navy
where their anonymous occupants
keep pace with reflected rowers

the sun's radiance is almost gone
a moment in an image of perfection
a memory like a quaint photograph
an awareness of what is left behind

Sunset On The Bay
Monday, December 5, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: images,serenity,sunset
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