Chasing shadows cast by clouds:
At rare times within that perfect pause
where soft sunset and twilight meet.
And our hillsides and the valley walls
are drenched in red and gold and pink.
I find my mind goes a wandering
enmeshed in Nature's old allure.
And has after clouds gone following
seeking within the skies a door.
(That I once saw opened years before.)
Through a veil within an autumn sky
I watched a cloud become a swan.
Which on purest wings of white did fly
through doors of night and then was gone.
Or perhaps it was a silver ship?
twas long ago I can't recall
Or understand this memory’s grip
and longing that I feel, at all.
While looking West as twilight falls.













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-Oscar Wilde
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