The setting sun grazes the face of red brick buildings,
graces me with their blushed cheeks.
in the wild (if left free)
She bursts behind mountains,
the way only a star could,
setting their peaks aglow with halos,
cloaking their royal bodies purple.
Between daylight and nightfall
there is a sliver of time that suspends reality,
a stretch of magic across the sky.
Here
she conjures gold to delay darkness
so we, too, could blush like sun-kissed sidewalks.
Behold The Golden Hour before sunset
(arrives today at six-thirty).