Out for a Walk

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    Out for a Walk

    Out for a Walk

    Out for a walk this autumn night,
    Into the magic of moonlight…
    It’s much like walking in a dream,
    As the moon spins a silver stream.


    I hear fiddlers begin to tune,
    Their concert to perform here soon.
    A crick, a chirp, a beetle drill,
    And the night air begins to fill.

    Amber trees in moonlight sway
    To the peaceful hum, as it plays.
    Starlight twinkles, keeping time
    On this autumn night so sublime.

    Now humming too, I walk along
    Listening to their magic song.
    On into the night they played…
    A cricket band in serenade.

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    Poetry is what is lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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