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Article: Dusk by Caroline Liberatore

Dusk by Caroline Liberatore
Prose and Poetry

Dusk by Caroline Liberatore

You descend heavy with evening

As firelight and cricketsong

Appearing, fading, reappearing

Rhythming firefly throngs.

Your dirt-stained muscles ease

Reclining within our midst

You are the coolness of the eve

Tucking the soil to rest.

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