Alas, the autumn months of bittersweet longing Like a hesitant hope, on the cusp of prolonging. The crimson leaves rush to embrace the ground, Like them, how we all long to be found. The foolish trees as innocent as a youth Have never grasped the foreboding truth. After the colors, comes winter's abandon, cold and bare. Will we all, like them, wake to find ourselves there? Will we find enraptured autumn followed by bitter snow? It's happened to us before, more often then you know. How I envy those trees in the rash days of fall Their ignorance a bliss greater then as all. Yet, come winter, fall, summer or spring The journey is still the greatest thing. A journey may twist, a path may end Still, we all travel with a message to send. And if this road would end tomorrow I would not stop today, to borrow, For this is the sweetest journey I've ever tred Each step like a ray of sun leading me ahead. So let us each walk our appointed road Let us walk together and share the load. For tomorrow may bring a different sun A new journey that has just begun. -MGM (Painting: "Autumn Leaves" by: Tom Scott, 1902)
I love your poetry! Your imagery is enthralling and your tone so enthusiastic to embrace the change of the season and also the seasons in life!
Thank you for sharing! As always, I wish you well on your journey through life!
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Thank you so much, dear friend, your support and encouragement always mean so much!!♥
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