Summer Twilights by Clayton Arble

Afternoon stars,

the green air

darkens.

The lake holds still

at the bottom of its breath.

The forest deepens.

Moonlight kneels

on a field

of water.


Clayton Arble is a poet from the Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts. Their poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Cypress Literary Journal, Anti-Heroin Chic, and Brazos River Review, among others. They study literature and creative writing at Hampshire College.

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