
Sinking summer Sunday sun
And everything is well and done
My space age eyes are screened with haze
A fragile calming lazy daze
Balanced lightly on the crest
Of happiness and moods depressed
For home’s a place I always spend
Taking in the weekend’s end
As I return to what is mine
Finding silence, space and time
Content inside my comfy cave
Pondering moments, lone and brave
And as another day it slides
The air breathes cool and shadows rise
I sit humbly feel the dusk
The soothing tunes and incense musk
That caught upon the summer’s set
Allows a peace I’ll soon forget
About the Creator
Max Burns-McRuvie
I research, write and guide Sydney Crime History tours for a living.




Comments
There are no comments for this story
Be the first to respond and start the conversation.