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"Nature at Night" by Susan Doucet

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May 15th, 2026

Nature at Night

by Susan Doucet

As the bullrushes bend
The sun dips down
Butterflies flee away
With their angel kissed wings.
Dusk is all around.
The shining lake breathes silently
Earth's smallest creatures scatter.
Sparkling sand is sprinkled everywhere
Beige and brown
Soft pink hyacinthes 
Pointing up to the sky.
A  gentle breeze carries their fragrance.
This is sweet harmony all at once.

About the Poet
Susan Doucet resides in Brossard, Quebec, Canada.
Read the poet's biography and Wax Poetry and Art publications on Susan Doucet's Artist Page.

This poem is also featured in Poetry World #15, published in the Wax Poetry and Art Library.

Keywords: nature, harmony, gentle scenes

Previously published in Montreal Poetry Magazine:
Aporia Illness
by Ana Maria Vioculet

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