Celebrate The Light
A Villanelle For The Summer Solstice
Today is the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year, or rather the day with the most light.
This is a minimalist villanelle
Celebrate The Summer Solstice
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Celebrate The Light
Today Is The Day
The Sun Conquers Night
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A Beautiful Sight
Stonehenge, The Way
Celebrate The Light
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Summer Solstice Nigh
Druids Have Their Say
The Sun Conquers Night
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Watching The Sun Rise
Standing Stones Ballet
Celebrate The Light
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A Heavenly Sight
On The Longest Day
The Sun Conquers Night
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To Nature We Pray
Welcome The New Day
Celebrate The Light
The Sun Conquers Night
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I love that you made it a sort of villanelle. Very beautiful.
Only to be all but vanquished in but six short months. (Yeah, I'm always the one to see the other side of things, lol.)
This was so sunlighty and sunshiny and sunbrighty! I loved it!
Such lovely thoughts to share for today :)