Yes, a candle has a tail, too.
Twilight
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Patterns of Light
Time devours candles as twilight dines on day.
There is no way to change this, for it is nature’s way.
Vivid colors fade to night, alleviating need
to be about day’s business and to bring the rest we need.
But this change of light to dark another change is spawning.
Black turns to grey and grey to blue in a new day’s dawning.
Word prompts today are grey turns to blue,alleviate,vivid,, devour, business and candles.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
So beautiful. I love the personification of twilight. This is not often a time of day that one considers. Nice work!
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Thanks..Light was perhaps the best invention of all. It gives birth to everything else.
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Wonderful work, strong response to prompt. The opening and closing lines anchor the topic perfectly. Salute.
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Thanks, Ron.
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Beautiful poem Judy.
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Thanks, Sadje..
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You’re welcome
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Light is wonderful — it’s patterns in itself, it creates and re-creates patterns, it shapes and re-shapes, it’s steady yet it flickers — it’s all-inclusive, or all-exclusive!
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Great poem. ‘Twilight dines on day’…just gorgeous!
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Thanks, Linda.
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Your words are so rich and vivid, I had to take a minute to process. Really beautiful work, like always.
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Thanks so much..glad you enjoy my work as well. I always look forward to yours.
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Wonderful images to match equally wonderful words Judy. Thanks for joining in 😀
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Thanks, Bushboy.
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Most welcome Judy
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Exquisitely written! ❤️
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