in the pale light no shadows can be seen
the sun is densely wreathed by a thick cloud
only the music seems alert and keen
with little wind the thin trees do not lean
against each other in their little crowd
in the pale light no shadows can be seen
this weather is the kind that aches the spleen
we pass each other with our bodies bowed
only the music seems alert and keen
not noble but submissive is our mien
on this dull day a fool could not be proud
in the pale light no shadows can be seen
even the grass has turned a pallid green
this day we feel was made to wear a shroud
only the music seems alert and keen
the lethargy's not abolished by caffeine
constricted are the limits of the allowed
in the pale light no shadows can be seen
only the music seems alert and keen
(C)2007, Fragano Ledgister
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