Summer's TwilightA Poem by Gene Von BanyardHabits forged by swords of ennui are cradled once again by the impartial stone which heralds the Kingdom of the Fool. Swirling mist (a magic that I alone have summoned) caresses the ancient majesty of crepuscule. The sun wholly set, I meditate on the euphony of the opal moon. Beckoning from the ramparts of the Daimon’s stronghold, the dawn of new challenges and strife confronts me. I respond with an all too knowing smile. No longer fearing the fray, my smile remains bright as the flaming pitch of consciousness pierces the glorified vaults of heaven. © 2016 Gene Von Banyard |
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