Dusk
counterpoint to SunWork
The sun goes down
Without a sound.
Sweet Nature holds her breath
Cold clammy cloud
A dank dark shroud
Prepares to hide the death
Days warmth now flees
Through black’ning leaves
Hearth huddling folk draw near
Dead branches scratch
Sharp briars catch
More fuel for primal fear
The moon creeps by
In pitch-black skies
A demon lamp on high
Wind wolves harsh howl
Cloud faces scowl
Gale whipped bat leaves flit by
Farm dogs call
While dead men crawl
Stark evil deeds are done
Hag witches dance,
Wild devils prance
Unhinder’d by the sun
Mac Logan
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