A Midwinter Night's Eve
Von: George Dance (georgedance04@yahoo.ca) [Profil]
Datum: 03.10.2007 00:12
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Datum: 03.10.2007 00:12
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A Midwinter Night's Eve No trace of summer yet; the world was dead. The sun was slowly dying, too, and like Some ancient monarch lay, a rotting hulk Wrapped in robes of pure magnificence - Of purple, liquid gold, and bleeding red, Reflecting off the few gray clouds above Like flowers thrown upon a frozen grave. A minute's silence for a fallen king. The service over and the body lowered, The day itself now buried in the past, We see the widow slowly turn away, Painfully pull on a robe of black, And wander off to seek oblivion In dreams of reuniting with the sun.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
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- George Dance (03.10.2007 00:33)
- deep (13.10.2007 01:51)
