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Light Supreme

A summer sonnet

By Jenna Leann KylePublished 5 years ago 1 min read
Light Supreme
Photo by Toufik El Fachati on Unsplash

Is that light that yet breaks through my window? A brightness so profound; dancing on the glass like so; it's begging to be found. The haunting dead of night did thus decline; my watchful eye ever wandering. A new brightness, a joy to call mine; the glorious day ever thundering. Sounds of birds doth yea appear; singing to each other love's gracious song. Their calls distant but seemingly near; to wait until tomorrow to again hear them: strikes me as tragically long. Day calls to me like a formidable pulse of light; and yet it still beckons the dark long night.

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About the Creator

Jenna Leann Kyle

I am a mixed race young woman who focuses on issues of race, feminism and nature. I love to write poetry and fiction and am working on a historical fiction novel now. I welcome your feedback and look forward to this experience!

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