The End of a Brighter November Day

By Rhiannonw
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Long shadows,
low glinting golden
winter evening sunshine
brightening bricks
and bunched ginger leaves
retained on some trees
while most are empty skeletal
silhouetted tracery across the sky,
ploughed fields and
misty distances:
dusk falls, then darkness
– a crescent golden moon leans near the horizon.
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Very romantic Rhiannon, I would say! I enjoy all your work.
Good weekend! & Nolan
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Beautifully written Rhiannon.
Beautifully written Rhiannon. I just love the idea of:-
bunched ginger leaves
retained on some trees,
while most are empty skeletal
silhouetted tracery across the sky,
and:-
Long shadows,
low glinting golden
winter evening sunshine
brightening bricks
I think you've summed up a perfect November day. I don't mind saying that the sun at this time of year is such a pleasure, because it's pleasant to walk in and brings the earth to life.
Very much enjoyed and one of my favourites of yours.
Jenny.
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I enjoyed this Rhiannonw-
I enjoyed this Rhiannonw- thank you. Things never seem so bad if the sun shines
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I enjoyed how this overflowed
I enjoyed how this overflowed with content despite its brevity. A hard feat to pull off. Well done.
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"low glinting golden" I love the long vowels in this! Like sunbeams
"winter evening sunshine" and this line is nippy
"brightening bricks" and the immediate idea of cosiness here
"dusk falls, then darkness
– a crescent golden moon leans near the horizon." I like the grading change. It reminds me strongly of a long walk we did years ago, only it was a huge round moon we saw :0) But the sky changing and us under it, the sense of land spread round you, you have made it so real!
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