Open Poetry #40 |
The Sun's Clothes |
EagleScorpion Senior Member
since 2000-03-08
Posts 1644Here, Now, Forever |
The sky was grey when the sun went down Not the heart- warming spectacle that yesterday evening was It didn't turn the entire lake and sky red and orange It didn't make me rush out the back door to the dock with my camera to capture it before it's peak beauty was lost forever. Instead, the sun hid behind her satin veil, unwilling to present herself in all of her naked glory. Oh well. Heading west tomorrow morning, going where I-40 takes me Not stopping 'till I see the ocean, bound to see the sun again Maybe she'll decide to make the sky pretty Maybe the mountaintops will kiss her rays of light Maybe her cloudy garments will be more colorful than ever before as they slowly slip away |
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iliana Member Patricius
since 2003-12-05
Posts 13434USA |
Captured my imagination. Thank you for that. |
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passing shadows Member Empyrean
since 1999-08-26
Posts 45577displaced |
outstanding |
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Aurelian Member
since 2007-03-20
Posts 109TX, USA |
"heart-warming" is a bit of a cliche and the length of the second line breaks up the natural flow of language a bit. Maybe you could trim the other lines down a bit to make them more concise as well. - I liked it. |
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EagleScorpion Senior Member
since 2000-03-08
Posts 1644Here, Now, Forever |
im flattered to be one of the first people you read on here. welcome to passions! thank you for the constructive critique. we need more of that around here.. |
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