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Nature's Day Romancing Night

by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com

Time continues to run out as our planet’s health. Yet, in a world of romance so often personified by flesh, it’s easy to forget Nature’s “oldest” platonic affair is still going on. Perhaps, we should pay more attention if we want to be content, maybe even happy. (Image by pinterest)

Thursday, June 13, 2019


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Nature’s Day Romancing Night


The ever-dependable day
projects its attractive and always poised personality,
providing truth with its flirtatious confidence.

So often we fail to appreciate
how playfully it beguiles us,
filling our work days with light,
often sharing gentle afternoon showers,
or slowly draping its warmth across a horizon
gently contrasting our twilight with shadows stretching
slowly for meditative walks,
or simply a peaceful entry into the magic hour.

Late day enjoys teasing our senses,
Spring’s orange blossom fragrance fills the air,
Summer’s fresh cut grass brings melancholy pause,
Fall’s burning leaves awakens anticipation,
Winter’s familiar pine and snow cover but a season’s breath away.

As darkness approaches…

Night welcomes day’s weary exhaustion,
knowing its companion and partner
has made it through another cycle of serving,
ready to cradle its trust
in the yoke of moon’s fidelity,
recharging its resolve to serve another cycle
once the sun makes its rounds with the rest of the world.

Tomorrow…

Both the day and latent night
will rise with the star of day,
its embrace of yellow, red and purple hue
escorting light down a rainbow staircase
to once again remind earth how perfect existence is.

Day romancing night…

Nature’s perfect couple


 



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Reviewed on June 15, 2019
What a beautiful poem, Odin! The way you have day and night as a complimentary couple rocks my world especially the line, "Night welcomes day’s weary exhaustion,". Sweet "night"! You have give such wonderful imagery and a REAL feeling for the different phases of a day, mid day, and night as if they were tangible entities. Beautiful!

Love ya!

Jane

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on June 14, 2019
Yes, we live our days and nights with less fear in a world that we have created and now hold dear. But that world is artificial and requires our constant vigilance and care just to keep it the way it is. Every time I look at that global light picture and see how far our artificial light has covered the earth, it scares me while it comforts people driving down well lit street with their cars with multiple LED lights giving a warm glow to the dark night.

I fear for our loving her too much and making her over into our own fashionable universe.

Ron


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