On a hillock by the park's entrance, a three-iron shot from my back door, stands a cluster of pines, in the city confines, and at the foot of these pines a bed of needles burnished a burnt sienna, beckoning me to lie down in their autumnal comfort, their soft cushion with last year's fragrances and brittle repose, so yielding, so inviting.
But I keep walking.
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3 comments:
That was a long, but beautiful sentence, PK.
Sounds like a tranquil setting.
P.S. take out the comma after long. sorry old chap
aw, come on! go back and lay down on them....
yea, i do love happy endings...smile
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