Long finger shadows
clutch frost crisped grass,
whilst a sun, in fallen orbit,
hugs the horizon in her clasp,
warming, where she touches,
puff-ball birds harvesting haws,
above timorous furry creatures
seeking solace in fallen fruits,
craving comfort in scattered seed,
voraciously rummaging
a larder of littered leaves.
Evergreens sparkle,
bejewelled in reflection,
dancing to the attention
of bitter breeze, observing,
self-huddled flocks of people
about their life concerns
swapping errand for errand,
respite beckoning
beyond silvered streets.
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Cuttlebone and Cobwebs
PoetryThe beauty of everything from in the land sea and sky from Cuttlebones to Cobwebs