Summer's doorway slowly closes. Through my green window
the tree-line is turning to autumnal hues.
We live in pretense enjoying the warmth of summer-like days;
bright, bold, and crackling
epiphanies of maple
light autumn's fire
crows startled from sleep
shoot up from their roosts in trees
cawing raucously
darkly wizened shapes
move warily, undeterred
gangs of marauders
through the constellation of hours
the brown terrain changes with the wind
high autumn forest
this hallowed place where rainbows
burnish somber views
Winter spreads it's roots and digs in for the first chill
I can feel the traveling clock that urges ageless hands to busy themselves, thus avoiding shadow.
time falling backwards
rescinds the lighted hours
turning me somber
Ebon sky beyond
thick with a cradle of stars
whitening the air
marked off calendar
pungent scents of family feasts
happy thanksgiving
Soon there will be snow
the blessing of starry nights
and changing seasons
window of time, shut
against this cold winter's night
mirroring my face
in my heart red maples throb
the tree-line is turning to autumnal hues.
We live in pretense enjoying the warmth of summer-like days;
bright, bold, and crackling
epiphanies of maple
light autumn's fire
crows startled from sleep
shoot up from their roosts in trees
cawing raucously
darkly wizened shapes
move warily, undeterred
gangs of marauders
through the constellation of hours
the brown terrain changes with the wind
high autumn forest
this hallowed place where rainbows
burnish somber views
Winter spreads it's roots and digs in for the first chill
I can feel the traveling clock that urges ageless hands to busy themselves, thus avoiding shadow.
time falling backwards
rescinds the lighted hours
turning me somber
Ebon sky beyond
thick with a cradle of stars
whitening the air
marked off calendar
pungent scents of family feasts
happy thanksgiving
Soon there will be snow
the blessing of starry nights
and changing seasons
window of time, shut
against this cold winter's night
mirroring my face
in my heart red maples throb
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