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a Sun Tide

As the shadows tick across the park Sun stretching out with might Reaching for an hour It doesn't have to fight Those who lounge about the grass Let the sun sink their skin through And crawl like hands, from quarter past Into the warmth of quarter to Imprisoned in the shine These willing people stay Moved slowly by a sun tide, until, Dowsed by cloud, chill and grey.
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Columbusphere
27 / F / UK
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Written by
Columbusphere
27 / F / UK
Published
Jun 6, 2019
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I liked the idea of the people following the warmth of the sun as shade creeps around, like the hands of a clock. And days when the only notice you pay to the time, is through the sun fading into evening.

 

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