We
sit, we listen, we know
the
afternoon sun is fading
irreversibly
into night, the warmth
of
the day is fading inevitably
into
coldness of night, the walls
of
stone and stained glass offering
some
light, some warmth. We move
closer,
huddling, feeling the chill,
remembering
spring's explosion
into
color and summer’s hot sands
and
brilliant glare and even
the
beautiful decay of fall
with its slanted, withdrawing light.
Outside,
a bird is singing.
Photograph by Larisa Koshkina via Public
Domain Pictures. Used with permission.
ahhhh. I felt that. Excellent Glynn.
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the crows
wind surfing
electric lights
strung up
like a bunch of
cattle rustlers in texas
love, love, LOVE this one, Glynn. Thank you. (also love Nance's up above, particularly the last simile. :>)
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