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The bats in the sky and I

silent observation in the night

By Salomé SaffiriPublished 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read

A dusted blue indigo sunset

A bat in the sky and I.

First hefty spring bug

Rises from the grass-

Slowly, drowsily.

Bouncing in the balmy air.

The wind-combed winter grass

Became the blonde straw.

Two bats in the sky and I.

The sinking Sun paints "Goodbye"

With a scattered stroke of a cloud.

Three bats in the sky and I.

Two circling each other.

A dragonfly, so close to my face-

Will the bats see it?

Four ducks carry their song South.

A paintbrush,

Dipped into the velvety darkness

Of the forthcoming night,

Spilled four inky drops

Onto the young canvass of the spring sky.

Four bats in the sky and I.

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Salomé Saffiri

Writing - is my purpose. I feel elated when my thoughts assume shapes, and turn into Timberwolves, running through the snowbound planes of fresh paper, leaving the black ink of their paw prints behind.

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    Written by Salomé Saffiri