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Sunset of Life
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This was the style of poetry I wrote in college. Alot of it was when traveling around the country.

SUNSET OF LIFE

In the late afternoon
As the sun sets
The sky is still blue
The day’s not over yet.

As the mountains are trying to push the sun down,
The pink and blue haze on the amber colored ground
Expresses the struggle of the dying day
To remain a while longer, before fading away.

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 Reviews of "Sunset of Life"
Reviewed by Jen Knox
Reviewed on September 12, 2009
Beautiful. Nature is so incredibly difficult to capture in poetic verse without sounding cliche. You brought this scene alive for me.

Reviewed by Annabel Sheila
Reviewed on July 6, 2009
Awesome! "As the mountains are trying to push the sun down"...loved the whole poem but this line is brilliant.

Anna

Reviewed by Sankar Sukumaran
Reviewed on September 7, 2008
It is nothing but a black canvas. You are trying to paint it in white. But the black portion never seems to end. Yet, you are not ready to give it up. This life is all about drawing a beautiful picture. Most of them are destined to die in search of the colors they wish to use.

Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on May 12, 2008
Must fade into night. That is God's circle of life. The moon rises and the sun sets. Dawn comes and evening comes later. Expressing your thoughts very well in this one.


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