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Under the honeycrisp branches

Under the honeycrisp branches

I'm watching the dusk die.

The ore *******

of a glassy sphinx

are silvering the fall,

her wingy myth

is mounting the sky,

is smiling at me

as she passes by.

And I look at her, look at her

scanning her magical waltz

with desperate eyes,

while thinking, in a nocturne,

how unreachable

it's her tide.

 

High in the pearly tree

a crimson robin

is waving good bye.

~Hildegarda Ares

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Oct 11, 2012
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