Sunshine Poem by james watkin
Sunshine
Everybody resorts to wading
A brilliacy like gold
With a consistency like steam.
Who are dry are cold!
Albino scales and temperaments
Grisly glow and swoon.
The unbroken course, foaming
Of a tidal afternoon.
- over opal empties out
Into oceanic night.
Pearl of pleiad, diamond cross
Fathomless but bright.
Monday, July 22, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: sunshine
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