Zephyrean NightfallA Poem by Elise PehrsonCalm, nature, nightBrisk winter spirits Kiss the dying trees. The midnight moon Licks the lake as morning dew. Eyelids flutter to frivolous fantasies Beyond this world And the realms of Awake. The Zephyr in the twiggy arms Lift leafless branches In quiet, calm dawn. The black cat hisses a whisper Like the breeze kissing life To sleep. Hasty hushes from mothers To babes Comfort the dreaming, Singing softly, to Whisk them away.
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AuthorElise PehrsonAbout"If you know what you are going to write when you're writing a poem, it's going to be average." --Derek Walcott My new book "Forever Fair" is available on Amazon and on demand at any store in the U.. more..Writing
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