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Dawn to Dusk
February 16, 2017
Dawn light peeks through through the navy curtains,
from ink black to peachy waves.
Puffs of white drift off to sunny slopes.
Clocks crawl calmly, trading day for night.
She fades again, back to bleak night
as her moods veer like skies.
© Kat M., Rockville Centre, NY
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This poem is written in a korean poetic form called Sijo.