Poetry Month: Sunset Reflections 8 of 30

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It's here!  It's National Poetry Month!  I'll hoping to write a poem every day this month.  I've decided to keep it simple this year.  I'm going to write about whatever strikes me each day.  I suppose it will be like a rollercoaster ride of poetry.  You'll never be quite sure what you're in for from day to day.

Today's inspiration:  a colorful sunset 


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  1. CarolApril 10, 2019 at 6:28 AM

    What a glorious sunset. I love "surprised by her own beauty" and the "blush of red."

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