When sun has set and flutters not a bird,
When all is still, all sleep, feathered and furred,
It echoes in my head your last harsh word,
Tossed out with thoughtless ease, such heartache stirred,
The death of hope I wish I’d never heard.
I wrote this second Fifty poem just to check that I could, and have just read Sarah’s poem. The rhyme words are almost exactly the same, but the results are very different.
Without a word you slip away from sight,
I yearn to follow, long for wings and flight,
But shadows fall in gardens filled with night.
You took your love away with evening’s light,
I watch the lonely sky with stars ignite.
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