Summer MorningsA Poem by Tkess
The evening bends with powdered blue persuasion Breaking through to find the sun A ghoul of a moon with its black disguise Hides behind this white embrace
Dew drips of mornings forgotten Worn out stories like weathered amethyst The collapsing light at the edge of dawn The rivers swell with abounding swiftness -faintly guarded banks of the river falls
We made our home were the shadows claimed residence If just for an hour or more These summer mornings I vaguely remember Like a dream blinked out of my world © 2012 Tkess |
StatsAuthorTkessPittsburgh, PAAboutWhen I first joined this site I provided a very vague profile of who I am. So, I figured I would elaborate a bit more on what makes me, me. I am 30 years old. For the past 7 ½ years I was a me.. more..Writing
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