Morning Frost by Aysegul Yildirim

I put my emotions into golden dust  

just before the dawn 

send them into the air 

they land on the tops of trees 

it takes a while

then onto the soil, painting the rear walls 

birds get coloured too, as they descend 

they sing a heartwarming song 

but it doesn't reach to the depths of heart 

where the sun hasn’t risen yet

deaf and mostly cloudy

breathing deeper than the time lost

the wind sweeps away the dust 


Aysegul is a doctoral researcher who lives and writes in London. Her most recent piece of writing can be found on 'Sonic Field'.

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