Dusk
Blooms abused as weeds dance light-footed, on whispering
breeze.
Birds share songs of night; ignore the moon.
A pure westward glow shrinks shyly upon itself – blinking at
dusk.
Traffic sounds blur miles away: tonight they will not reach,
in my cocoon.
Evening sighs a happy breath, its colors fade.
The silver maplett tousles, wrestling wind.
Pale colors transform white, dark becomes black.
My soul’s asleep, now, with nature’s twinned.