September Right there on the whorl, the colors utter a riposte to wind’s lachrymal wooing. Plenty of people pass by without even hearing the ongoing talk where leaves percolate
deer crackle and malingerer lizard dreams an enduring lecture that explains the nature of the sun on sixteen different days. He’s so tired, yet there are these requirements of worship again and again.
The time comes when branches droop, begin to doubt the truth of sun at all, that’s when lizard has retired into the phantasmagoria of cold despair and cannot help
but still there’s sound. Skunk wears the robe of night, raccoon wears the mask, they rub against the trees in passing, that’s when a great sigh penetrates even the stone lizard sleeps under.
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Copyright, Grace Marie Grafton. |