Imperceptibly losing light the night takes hold,
And quietly ushers day
Into a stupor of weary waiting.
Without ado
Birds flock by, winging their feathered way homeward
And as dusk dulls blue
A kind of aquiescence creeps around each tick-tock
Of late evening clock.
Finding quiet
The air relaxes as the liquid apricot
Of dying sun sinks in it's own streaky-pink duvet,
Sighing adieu.
Night will soon take over the reins and dictate terms
To deepening sub-hues.
Day done, clouds now billow softly away to spend
Dark hours
Planning next day's display.
Spiralling dreamtime means an evening as fine as this
Should be shared.
Ceilings of remembered midnight blue always remind
Me you went away.
I stay, still pretending you cared.
Love, mentor, tormentor!...You said it so beautifully! Dorothy A Poet Who Loves To Sing