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Lantern Eyes
At dusk they glide, through whispering trees,
Barn owls float on a hushed evening breeze.
Their eyes shine bright, like lanterns ablaze,
Illuminating shadows, in twilight's soft haze.
Silent as secrets, they swoop from the night,
With feathers like clouds, they dance in moonlight.
In search of the stillness, where fields meet the sky,
They weave through the twilight, a ghost passing by.
Each gaze holds a story, each blink a tale spun,
As stars twinkle softly, the hunt has begun.
In the hush of the evening, where silence enthralls,
We find magic in dusk, where the barn owl calls.
Whispers of the Twilight
Silent wings slice through twilight air,
Barn owl glides with a watchful stare.
Moonlight weaves through dusky trees,
Her shadow dances on the evening breeze.
Hushed secrets pass from field to sky,
Nature's breaths, a tender sigh.
As day meets night, the world unfolds,
In softest hues, a tale retold.
With each rustle beneath the bough,
The evening whispers, 'Here, and now.'
A silent sentinel, poised to swoop,
In dusk's embrace, the night awakes a loop.
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