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Sunset 's Glow
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I'm so inspired by Sunsets.


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Sunset's Hot-Pink Glow
Row by row
Ready to go
Dancers symmetry
Wind and waves melody
Tall and proud
Reaching clouds
Drifting by
Sea gulls fly
Sailboats dance to waves & move
Picture-perfect, suitable for the Louvre
Gleaming beads' reflections
Breaking waves’ imperfections
Jumping diamonds everywhere
Spraying salty air
Refreshing and debonair
Sailboats calm and free
Dance tranquility
Shore and ebb-tide
Sway side by side
Imagine out to sea
Wherever you want to be
Sunset's hot-pink glow
Dreams come and go
Then others come along
Whistling wind soft yet strong
Waves neverending song
Helping me listen, learn and belong
Tell a story like a teacher
Say a prayer like a preacher
Read the sunset, be in the know 
See the sunset's hot-pink glow


by Gloria Buono (c) 2004          
        
  
 

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 Reviews of "Sunset 's Glow"
Reviewed by Ahmad Abang (Reader)
Reviewed on August 2, 2008
This work reminds me to always stop a while and enjoy life. Sunset is when the good and lovely thoughts crammed our mind. However, never stay too long, for sadness will intrude as the ocean turned red. Before long it is goodbye.

Reviewed by William Bonilla
Reviewed on November 16, 2007
Gloria,
This is nature's poetry at it's best
You mastered it in it's description,
Bringing it to life within my thoughts
I can not comprehend any reason
as to how I Ever missed this wonderful
Poetic narration, thank you for sharing this great "keeper"
Peace & love be with you

William

Reviewed by Walt Hardester
Reviewed on November 8, 2007
I enjoyed this beautifully flowing piece.
And love the Schooner.

Walt


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