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Sunday, December 24, 2017

Dusk And Twilight poem by Francis Ocran









The long shadow of the dusk-evening-time stealing the vision through the valleys .
Twilight births as birds chirp in whirligig

The huge dizzy red colour pallette sun partly hides face behind the mountains.
Swifty  misty wind twirl hurriedly through my window,parting the curtain aside and flipping pages of books on my shelf.
Workers of all caliber briskly return home as the day bolt it's work in a nut.
I could only feel one thing; nighty
I could only see one thing; crescent moon faintly appearing in the sky.
Sleepy swirling the nature with  moonlight nighty memories.
Repercussions of dusk and twilight.

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