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Jun 2016
Star Features.

I chased this evening
dusk's fading clouds as sunset's
tin-foil silver ribbony strands tied
granite-grey into lace filigree.

I saw skirts of tinted daytime
wave hazy farewell as billowing
dark's in-coming diamantΓ© display
added pale to moon's rising.

I viewed invasive swathes
pierced with fire-bright sparkles
move sky's face as night's shoulder
pocked holes for star features.

I marked time battling to
win ethereal applause and sighed
as striated breath-taking shades took
central stage before day expired.
Fay Slimm
Written by
Fay Slimm  Cornwall U.K.
(Cornwall U.K.)   
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