dusk arises

dusk arising

 

and now down she goes
blaze of gold turned slowly red
as she lays her light
to solar bed

pinks and mauves
enlight the sky
as daylight breathes
a final sigh

and dusk arises
that mystical time
neither day or night
when everything rhymes

when shadows fail
as trees disappear
and dark begins
night draws ever near

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  • Christina8

    A beautiful message of a sweet sunset!! Well done dusk!

    • dusk arising

      That magic of dusk.... special time, fleetingly quickly over.

    • Goldfinch60

      I was there, a wonderful time was had.

      • dusk arising

        And may you be there on many many more wonderful times sir!

      • PoeticBiscuit

        This poem painted me a very vivid picture. and it was spectacular.

        • dusk arising

          With a name like mine sooner or later i was going to have to write a piece about dusk..... et voila.

        • orchidee

          A fine write dusk. You may not like me saying this: 'But who made the sunsets and sunrises then?'

          • dusk arising

            If you still believe in the fairy tale Genesis then you are frankly a fool orchidee... Just remember that the old testament is a collection of stories written by mankind.... you may surround yourself in pious quasi religious poetry and hymns but the only persistence is you persistently failing to see the bleedin obvious.

            • orchidee

              Well, what I often go by, as well as Scripture, is a quote from a wise monk: 'Subject your reason to faith'. I.e. put faith above reason.

            • Poetic Dan

              My man! What a great flow, really enjoyed this and start my day fresh. Letting my rhymes of the day, shine like the sun and moon all the rest for a bit of fun!

              Thank you!

              • dusk arising

                Dusk can be magic on the shore, with a restful four legged friend or two to keep you out of mischief.

              • Fay Slimm.

                Simply beautiful this description of dusk... into my faves. with this one D.A.

                • dusk arising

                  Oh my Fay. Thank you so much. That really does mean such a lot to me.

                • Neville

                  your muse is nocturnal then...

                  lucky you and all those of us who find this page.......... Neville

                  • dusk arising

                    A cliche maybe but my muse is life itself lived on this beautiful world. Thank you Neville.

                    • Neville

                      not a cliche in my book .. I think we share the same muse.. or she us....

                    • Laura🌻

                      d a ,

                      A wonderful read.
                      Your poem excellently describes the hours I favor of a twenty-four hour period...of late...

                      “and dusk arises
                      that mystical time
                      neither day or night
                      when everything rhymes”...

                      ~Laura~

                      • dusk arising

                        Yes, light fades and shapes lose colour to become a compliment to each others natural form/shape hence 'everything rhymes' Dusk appears to rise up from the land rather than fall from above.
                        Pleased you popped in and enjoyed this.

                      • Suresh

                        Isn't is amazing how the pastel colors of dawn, become brilliant at dusk...
                        ... yes dusk, like autumn, are my favorite times.

                        Your pen is far more poetic than mine

                        • dusk arising

                          Dusk - fleeting and enigmatic - a magic ever changing earthlight.
                          They say photography is all about capturing the light. Then poetry must be capturing the light into a word picture i guess.

                        • Silkseduction

                          This is beautifully composed- enjoyed immensely.



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