![]() 'Autumn'A Poem by Audrey - Butterfly Woman![]() A poem exploring the synthesis between the seasons and mortality. Mostly it marvels at the wonder of nature's palette and power![]()
‘‘Autumn’s form'
She picked the autumn leave from the frosted bed before her
Marvelled at its morbid beauty
Crisp to the touch
Life’s subtleness long since gone
Deathly hues strangely fascinating
Gently she cupped it in her hand
Her youthfulness now receding
Grey now flecking her auburn hair
She mused
A wry smile caressing her face
Will eternal slumber bring its own splendour?
What form will she assume?
Slowly she crushed the leaf so carefully held in her soft hand
Sweet breath blowing it from her opening hand
Breeze captured it and carried it away
Curious eyes watched its journey
Yearning for the same freedom
Mortal constraints still held her fast
But time would take its toil
She would have her new form
Audrey 2009 - Butterfly Woman ©
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1 Review Added on November 4, 2009 Author![]() Audrey - Butterfly WomanUnited KingdomAboutI have always written, even as a small child when all I could do was form verses or stories in my imagination and try to replicate the words as abstract shapes. I could be described as a late 交.. more..Writing
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