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Twilight's Song
by Myrna D Badgerow → (All Poetry by Myrna D Badgerow)
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sharing a poem in a form I call tumbling tercets... hope you enjoy

Twilight's Song


twilight lays its gentle hand upon changing skies,
whispers of peaceful stillness cling to crimson
horizons and we listen to this silence, an almost

eerie absence of song... even the off-key chime
of too many sparrows has disappeared
and the quietness sings like a lullaby after

their squawking cacophony... beneath the canopy
of sighing leaves melodies rest, content
in their choir lofts, napping as the sun gathers

day's sheet music, waiting for moon to begin
its own symphony of midnight operas and we have
this moment to breathe, to reflect, to become lost

in the stillness... nature's music, its sweet concertos
of earth slipping into dulcet slumber, minuets of rising
stars and the arias of night sounds rocking us ever

so softly in the cradle of crimson horizons, granting
us day's surrender and the peace that lives
within the silence that is twilight's song


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 Reviews of "Twilight's Song"
Reviewed by Connie Faust
Reviewed on September 4, 2011
Oh, my goodness, Myrna! First, you win a prize for the longest sentence of poetry I have read. The peace and wonder of this unfolding time of twilight overwhelmed me as I smiled contentedly while I read. Definitely a keeper!

Connie

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on September 4, 2011
beautiful!

Reviewed by John Flanagan
Reviewed on September 3, 2011
How you condense so much feeling and thought
here, Myrna, is a minor miracle, a great skill indeed...
and nothing suffers in the control of expression,
in fact it gains wonderfully.

John

Reviewed by D Johnson
Reviewed on September 3, 2011
I read this last night, saving it for a second look this morning over coffee and a gorgeous sunrise...Twilight's Song is absolutely beautiful, I think it is one of your best.

Cheers moi spp,
Dan

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on September 3, 2011
Once again you amaze and captivate my attention with your verses that read like magical music...beautiful.
fee


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