Dark summer sky
Shelters, ignites a first caress
Dark summer sky
Drowns with its storm a lover’s sigh
A kiss of rain and tenderness
And promises of happiness
Dark summer sky
*
Dark summer sky
Parted by a moment’s madness
Dark summer sky
A shadowed echo of your cry
Seeking forgiveness and redress
Your tears a storm of bitterness
Dark summer sky
*
Dark summer sky
Watching storm clouds pass in sadness
Dark summer sky
Ask the eternal question ‘why?’
Damning your heart’s capriciousness
That condemns you to loneliness
Dark summer sky
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Sue Vincent is a Yorkshire-born writer and one of the Directors of
The Silent Eye, a modern Mystery School. She writes alone and with
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This is great Sue
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Thanks, Di.
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I love the sympathetic symmetry, Clever poet. x
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Thanks, Joy x
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Beautiful poem
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Thank you
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Reblogged this on Sun in Gemini and commented:
From Sue…
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You are an incredible Poetess, Sue. I always love everything you write.
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Thank you, Anne.
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