Twilight Haiku
Evening Reflection Collection
By Violet P. DaviesPublished 6 years ago • 1 min read
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Indigo canvas
Speckled with playful pinpricks
Of brilliant white light
Full moon majesty
Hangs heavy, while startled sky
Blinks in glaring light
Deep black silhouettes
Barely catch the bold moon rays
And light from streetlamps
Green grass looks blue now
Gently tickles my bare feet
Cold, mysterious
The campfire crackles
Its orange makes everything
else darker, unseen
Glowing firelit face
Bends to kiss my warm forehead
Wakes fierce butterflies
Cool rippling lake, your
depths are the most welcoming
black, yet I'm afraid
Calm, silent waters
Breathe peace and wisdom freely
Expecting nothing
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Violet P. Davies
Words make me feel fulfilled occasionally.
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