A Late Evening Poem Poem by David Mitchell
A Late Evening Poem
The sun has sunk beneath the skies,
But leaves a soft warm glow behind;
And, climbing slowly down, he dies,
Like me to heavy rest inclined:
My eyes are drowsy and call for sleep;
For they were not long dark this morn:
I'll now let Rest upon me creep,
And slumber as the night is born.
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4/28/2024 8:16:56 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Like this one lots. Short but beautiful and subtle. Lovely woven words. Love Ernestine XXX