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Created Sun Nov 01 2020
I.
Air
and
sky
are
swathed
in
gold
Fold
on
fold,
Light
glows
through
the
trees
like
wine.
Earth,
sun-quickened,
swoons
for
bliss
'Neath
his
kiss,
Breathless
in
a
trance
divine.
Nature
pauses
from
her
task,
Just
to
bask
In
these
lull'd
transfigured
hours.
The
green
leaf
nor
stays
nor
goes,
But
it
grows
Royaler
than
mid-June's
flowers.
II.
Air
and
sky
are
swathed
in
gold
Fold
on
fold,
Light
glows
through
the
trees
like
wine.
Earth,
sun-quickened,
swoons
for
bliss
'Neath
his
kiss,
Breathless
in
a
trance
divine.
Nature
pauses
from
her
task,
Just
to
bask
In
these
lull'd
transfigured
hours.
The
green
leaf
nor
stays
nor
goes,
But
it
grows
Royaler
than
mid-June's
flowers.
omit sun kissed
omit branching
insert swells
omit heavens
insert routine configuration
omit the hour before midnight
III.
Air
and
sky
are
swathed
Fold
on
fold,
Light
glows
like
wine.
Earth,
sun-quickened,
swoons
'Neath
his
kiss,
Breathless
in
a
trance
Nature
pauses
Just
to
bask
In
these
lull'd
transfigured
hours.
The
green
leaf
But
it
grows
Royaler
than
mid-June's
flowers.
IV.
Air
and
sky
are
swathed
Fold
on
fold,
Light
glows
like
wine.
Earth,
sun-quickened,
swoons
'Neath
his
kiss,
Breathless
in
a
trance
Nature
pauses
Just
to
bask
In
these
lull'd
transfigured
hours.
The
green
leaf
But
it
grows
Royaler
than
mid-June's
flowers.
omit slippery hand
insert swirling downward
omit prickly petals
V.
Air
and
sky
are
swathed
Fold
on
fold,
Light
glows
Earth,
sun-quickened,
swoons
'Neath
his
kiss,
Breathless
Nature
pauses
Just
to
bask
In
these
lull'd
transfigured
hours.
The
green
leaf
But
it
grows
Author
Emma L.
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