Winter's Sunset
- Stephen Hornsby-Smith

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Murmurings of the slip of words
sly the over-stretch
in the sliding blink
draining a sun hidden from
glow plated masks
late in weaving daylights
wincing glazed imposter
troubled by the exhausting foe
of clay-seized slump rotting the skies that carefree summers
haven't spied the relentless scar
those feeble scales tipped to
thud all submitting sunsets abandoned by emptied meter
that shuns the braille insight and silences of
our cowering eye sinking beneath
the slipped lying to our own
self-preserved unspoken crypt
lit unsparingly by scented candles
and puddled by drips that
wax the pious floored pit
counting the pennies heavy with
guileless prayers burnt at the wick.









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