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Shivery Shadows

by Clara Mae Gregory

Shivery Shadows

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In the sun’s last flickering glimmer

Upon all the parched gardens and grass,

Shivery shadows elongate and shimmer,

Where they await for the hot summer to pass.

Into the meadows they steadily sweep,

Perishing into the nebulous night

Where the cooled shade breathes.

And become blended from sight.

The Gentians dream of misted gardens-

Kissed again on a new horizon-

With rainbowed rays renewed in the sun.

Melodic memories become sealed in songs.

Guitars quietly strummmed when played

Complete the day spent and soon gone-

In the sun’s last flickering glimmer

Upon all the parched gardens and grass

Shivery shadows elongate and shimmer,

where they await the hot summer to pass.

~Poetry is the art of substantiating shadows, and of lending existence to nothing. -Burke

By. Clara Mae Gregory, aka Melanie H. Arnold

09/15/2026

Posted on 09/15/2026
Copyright © 2026 Clara Mae Gregory

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Chris Sorrenti on 09/15/26 at 04:28 PM

Really enjoyed your poem CM. Perfect for Autumn. Kudos!

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