by Spartacus2012Biloxi, Mississippi, USA
Sep 2018 942 Views 2 comments
I Write
I write colored clouds
ellipses, reddened
to temper the heart
I write purple cirrus
orange-red dawns
and golden sunsets
The silver moon
of the heavenly peach
caught in green branches
I write the rain
the flames of love
and the song of lovers...
ellipses, reddened
to temper the heart
I write purple cirrus
orange-red dawns
and golden sunsets
The silver moon
of the heavenly peach
caught in green branches
I write the rain
the flames of love
and the song of lovers...
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Posted: Sep 2018
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