In The Twilight

A quiet vill. A summer dusk.
The ear can hear every sound:
The talk of leaves, their gentle husk
And stealthy rustlings all around.

The trees are swaying in the wind.
The sky’s a balm for soul’s scars;
Its deep, rich blue a little thinned
With crystal-clear light from stars.

The distant forest, dimmed and dark,
Is listening to the silent deep,
Spilled everywhere – profound, stark,
And lulling everyone to sleep.

The dormant nature’s like a child
Whose dreams are simple, blameless, pure;
Her beauty, innocent and wild,
Can always be a perfect cure.

29 April 2011


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Удивительно как напоминает Джорджа Байрона "Twilight"

Ольга Корельская   28.05.2011 17:27     Заявить о нарушении
Да, наверное, есть немного... Спасибо)
С теплом,

Элис Ларк   01.06.2011 14:13   Заявить о нарушении