she swung forth to find the fall of nightA Poem by SuttonSheridanPoetsthe din of revel, high in the heavensLance and Barbara, I am pleased to inform you that your poem, she swung forth to find the fall of night, has been accepted for inclusion in our anthology, Poised in Flight. Thanks again, A.J. Huffman and April Salzano co-editors, Poised in Flight The Poem: she swung forth to find the fall of night oft in the field from the day's foes, under the naked branch, she sat upon the wooden seat, isolated; moving in a curved arc, in flight, without the intent of hitting the air, she swung forth to find the fall of night; she chanced to endure the dole of darkness approaching. that this little girl had heard each night for fifty years, the din of revel, high in the heavens, flying, now came the light to lighten, her soul to keep forever; the swing no longer swaying, lifeless. Copyright © 02/23/2013 Barbara Sutton and Lance Sheridan
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StatsAuthorSuttonSheridanPoetsAboutLance Sheridan is an author and published poet. His work has been called "stunning"; "such depth, an amazing imagination." He has one poem published twice in two journals—Napalm and Novacain; St.. more..Writing
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