Summer's night

blueeyes18

                    Flickering pinpricks 

                       In the distance

                              "Hang"

                       In the night air 

fireflies 

on a hot

summer's night 

Full moon 

gently-n-slowly begins 

It's evening arch 

above the rivers 

emerald Green waters 

below 

reddish-n-orange 

purplish hue 

Sun 

slowly-n-gently 

 descending 

in the river's 

emerald green waters 

gray mist 

floating odd bits

silvery glitter 

mystical-n-mysterious

shadows-n-shapes 

spreading

 across the sky 

ghostly boney fingers 

trying to save 

the drowning 

mystical 

fiery 

orangish Red

Ball

                                           Timothy Richard 

                                         01/25/23

 

 

 

  • Author: blueeyes18 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 26th, 2023 12:10
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Comments1

  • L. B. Mek

    simply love your imagery
    and poetic ambition, dear poet
    thanks for sharing and for inspiring
    my little scribbled attempt at a poetic reply:
    (horizon's pinpricks, awaiting
    to curate our demise
    wingless, yet flickering like fairies
    between, inertia and life
    we navigate or try to, till
    too late, comes to greet
    to free or at the very least
    change our scenery
    that singe of inevitability..)

    • blueeyes18

      Thank you for taking the time to read my attempt to write poetry



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