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Ash·ley Quinn

12/21/2016 0 Comments

A Child of the Dusk

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I am a child of the dusk
Just preceding a first snow
Clear
Soft pinks and lavender 
Errant clouds accented by the gold of the sun
Yet still prone to greys and blue
Stark, black shadows and silhouettes.
I am of those too.
I am of Buffalo’s November air,
Transforming clouds over hours of time 
Cumulus
Bringing snow and winter 
Bringing night 
Bringing the hopes for the sparkle of a morning frost
Beautiful, biting with light, frozen breaths of severe reality,
I am both the light and the the heavy, the dark.
I am hope and despair.
I will shake the bones of the fragile
And exercise excitement in the lungs of the hot blooded.
But mostly, I am entirely indifferent to any concentrated, thawing efforts.
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    Ashley Quinn

    Blog Name: Revelations 20:30

    Mission: Musings about the endless oscillation of finding and defining one’s self during today’s most difficult period of life and the hurdle of resurrecting a god and/or a home in youth’s own feet.

    Ashley is a recent discovery of a writer. Not new in the world of words, she’s always told stories and loves playing with simple conversational English, but has only recently tapped into the indulgence of translating such a dialogue. Playful and young, yet struggling with internal insecurity as well as immaturity, Ashley is a 20-Something that found a primal outlet in writing during her college years. She’s developed an impulsive, literary style that makes sense to her, for herself alone, and hopes to find relation among peers in that fact.

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