A spring shade [Day 33]

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A spring shade

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If a shade with me stays
Into the blinding light of noon
A vigorous ghost it must be,
Mingling with the frosted air which
Still remains under the apple tree's boughs.

I am creasing the grasses into clean folds
So the dandelions can enjoy their thrones.

I am contemplating the trees still skeletal;
my mind becomes a blanket for their new leaves.

Does the shade still remain
Somewhere in the corners,
Perhaps keeping spring onions company?
Or has it flown into the grey-orange sky
Awaiting the indigo cape of night?


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Written by
d-pend@d-pend
4/8/18
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1 — "Daffodils" by AdrianaFilip
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2 — "Going home" by Ahermin
3 — "Spring path" by Ahermin

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