Dead Cedars, by George Houghton

Dead Cedars

By noonday, stranded skeletons they seem,
Of behemoths borne from some far, tropic stream,
In some bright-blossoming period of old;
By moonlight, spectres, with long ghostly hands,
Trenching a magic circle in the sands,
Lest stumbling footstep fire the night with gold.

poems.one - George Houghton

George Houghton