In the Autumn
The shoot is very pleasant
And we end the day
With a bevy of
pheasant
When winters bite is tamed
Spring brings forth
the shoots
Then summer scents the
flowers
And the autumn earns
the fruits
It was late autumn,
The season was dying
When she sat at his
bedside
Holding his hand
And quietly crying
As she spent that long
last hour
Saying her final
goodbye
When we were young
We began wandering
aimlessly
Through leafy
woodland.
We began when there
were only
The early buds of
spring
Wandering on through
The dappled shade of
summer
And its comforting
warmth
Onward then to the
fall
With its crimson hues
Now we embark beyond
The crunch of autumns
leaves
Into the cold metaphor
Of winters landscape
We still have each
other
But we also have
uncertainty
How much winter will
we see?
Although the sun
Shone high
In the dying
Summer sky
The east wind,
Strong and shrill
Carried in an
Early autumn chill
In the dew fresh meadow
I watch the dawn’s
first rays
Appear to evaporate
the mist
In the majesty of
Autumn days
On the cusp of spring and summer
Hawthorn hedgerows
bloom
And produce their
fruity haws
The mist cascaded down the hillside Like a maiden’s hair Tumbling onto her shoulders The bare branches of the birch trees Pierced ...