Who would have guessed it
My love for every season
Could be distilled and
Captured within these verses
Month by month, year over year.
Who would have guessed it
My love for every season
Could be distilled and
Captured within these verses
Month by month, year over year.
The rise and the fall
Another season’s turning
Ripen on the vine
That is the year twenty three
And two-thousand new vintage
Watching the sun soar
Lower in the clear blue sky,
I am filled with joy,
It is finally Autumn!
Then trepidation sinks in…
I defy the thought
I chose to weather with you
Every season’s gift
Summer’s fruit, Autumn’s harvest,
And Winter’s delicate kiss.
Biting winter wind,
Rolling through the alleyway,
Making spring the fool,
Or so it would seem to me,
And my tissue paper coat.
Your Spring years long gone,
While your Summer song sunsets
Into Autumn’s arms.
Do not worry so, for think:
How gorgeous Autumn’s can be!
It is near the end
And it always saddens me
Where does the time go?
Like The Seasons, poems are
An ephemeral language.
I am perplexed by
The season of this morning
Cloaked in Autumn’s robes
I am kissed by Summer’s crown
But encased by Winter’s howl.
Without my consent,
Tossed aside and into dirt,
I am forgotten.
For a seasons turn I sleep,
Before I blossom in red.
Cool summer morning
Remove your foggy blanket
Sing us good morning
With soil and a sunrise kiss
Orange poppies bid you welcome.