Here flies feel the frail sunset more and
Barren winds call ardous thoughts:
Blue hills, green fields, brown dust and white rivers;
Even with flesh on fire or wounded necks,
The light dips colour from clouds, from white
To orange and red, the sky gently turns to
A darker canvas with dotted stars: a framework
For the moon; still pleasant on eerie whispers,
Crying dogs, howling foxes and unpleasant screeches,
Bringing joy from a reflection of sunlight.
love this poem!
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