High-Ku (Sunshine)

A Short Poem Inspired by a Mountain

By Molly AnnePublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by Jeremy Bishop on Unsplash

Sunshine hides behind

A large strong structure, smiling

Peering, starts the day

nature poetry

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Molly Anne

I am a Graduate Creative Writer, with an interest in writing both non fiction and fiction. I am currently working on my first novel, Immaculate Conception. I have a passion for the arts, having both trained and taught in dancing and acting.

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