Tenerife Sunset – a poem

Posted on June 17, 2012 by rosblack

TENERIFE SUNSET

 Warm hues of pink,

Deepening, intense,

Spreading a roseate glow

Above the sea.

 

Dramatic now,

Burnished copper fronds

Radiating like an angel’s wings,

A promise of peace.

 

Wisps of orangey gold,

Shimmering against a purple backdrop.

The light slowly fades

To a burning glow,

Final encore of the setting sun.

 

 

About rosblack

I am a freelance writer & author of 4 social history books, featuring female social reformers of the late 19th and early 20th century. In a previous life I managed a housing charity. I also give talks.
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