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Inviting.

Inviting.

 

The thin blue flame in my night-burnt fire

grows dim as dawn unquiets

another day's numberless happenings,

culls light from dark and carries

life forward while I, in sated mood, watch

first ***** in sparrowed pools lost

on those still bedded and fastened to sleep,

hear Spring-born lambs' early bleat,

smell warming grass dewed with new morning

and catch first breeze stirring shored

boats as sand twirls grasses in shivering dunes.

Unlatched my window wafts lures

to ****** some moments of closer approach

as closeted dawn opens

eyes and secretes rising smoke on sun's thaw

inviting a barefoot cavort

to wild-life's awesome nature, all on my own.

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fay-slimm
English
Published
May 9, 2016
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