(landscapes Collection) .... Driving Home In December Poem by Janice Windle

(landscapes Collection) .... Driving Home In December

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Against the lemon sky, an oak,
naked in delicate black lace.
The ancient face of the scarred moon,
early risen above a gable roof, is huge,
hanging like a battered pearl
among bruised peach clouds.
And in the west, banked purple, lit
as though by neon from below,
the sunset spreads its lurid glow.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Hemakumar Nanayakkara 23 April 2008

A beautiful descriptive write. I like the creative imagery of this wonderful poem.

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Roger Cornish 06 December 2007

Fantastic Colours...... Love the 3d line! Brill Jan!

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Séamus Fox 01 December 2007

Fantastic poem, so descriptive and bulging with language. Well done.

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