Twilight Poem by Valery Yaklovich Bryusov

Twilight

Rating: 2.8


Electric moons glow
On long bent stalks
The telegraph wires hum
In gentle unseen hands;

Circular amber clock faces
Brighten like magic above the crowd,
And a cool calm alights
On the parched slabs of pavement.

Beneath the fluttery, beguiling net
The misty park grows quiet,
And with a smile, evening kisses
The eyes of passing courtesans.

With the soft sounds of a clavier -
The faraway day murmurs...
O twilight! Mercy of the world
Dawn once again upon me!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 06 October 2020

Circular amber clock faces Brighten like magic above the crowd, And a cool calm alights On the parched slabs of pavement. very fine images. to ny

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