Monday, 1 July 2013

Sonnet

Through winding paths I found this place
While winds through bare-leafed trees made moan
And roughened red my hands and face
With lonesome cries the birds had flown

Their scattered wingbeats in the air
Quiet echoes yet more hollow
Their absence leaves a harsh despair
That I must trudge and never follow
The passage of their skyward flight
And so they fade into the night

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