Summer's Last Dusk

by silent turbulence   Jun 15, 2009


Yellow, a melancholy yellow was the sky,
the sun hidden behind the blue-gray clouds,
Birds returning to their nests,
Everything else, as if laid to rest,
A time when everyone was heading home,
Waiting to embrace love and warmth,
Her eyes, captured every moment perfectly,
Not missing a single beat,
She stood there cold,
Oblivious to the humid summer heat,
The twinkle of her tears,
Shone through her painfully beautiful eyes,
With the last dusk of summer,
She had said all her good byes
Escaped from that warm embrace,
With all her pride, vanity and grace,
The skies slowly turned into a beautiful gray,
She looked up, smiled,
For the last time she silently prayed,
The thundering echoed,
With the shattering of her heart,
As the rains came down,
Ripping the sky apart,
She drenched herself,
In her tears and the rain,
With summer's last dusk,
She finally parted with her pain.

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  • 15 years ago

    by SADADDY

    The reader can sense the pain and sadness in these words you have expressed in this beautiful write. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. May peace and joy fill your heart each and every day.

    Sadaddy

  • 15 years ago

    by Joyce Duboise

    I could truely feel your pain in this poem. I added this to my favorites because I can really relate. Isnt it strange how when you are sad everything sort of moves in slow motion and you watch more. You pay attention to detail more. I love the part that said "painfully blue eyes" beautiful! Just absolutely beautiful!