Flavors of FallA Poem by David O Whalen (O Haolin in Celtic)It's of the changing nature of NatureA salty taste of sorrow as… Chill wind herds the leaves And scatters helter skelter Bits of leafy matter While steel wheels On cobblestones Ring coldly aclatter Collars high on threadbare coats Sad eyes bereft of warmth and life Soft sighs rise From tattered throats Reddened eyes belie the strife Cold winds herd the leaves into Rows and furrows Pile and heap Pon which many a poor soul Life out of control… Finds scant shelter In warm place to sleep Aye, There’s a salted taste Of sorrow contained within August winds both cruel and raw A seasoned taste That’s shared equally By each one and all The piquant The bittersweet The bitter taste of gall The cool rain that morphs Into icy sleet The many fickle flavors …Of Fall… © 2016 David O Whalen (O Haolin in Celtic) |
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Added on October 2, 2016 Last Updated on October 2, 2016 AuthorDavid O Whalen (O Haolin in Celtic)Las Vegas, NVAboutBorn in Kentucky, teen years in Loveland Ohio, old in age, young in mind, I'm not human, I don't believe in religion, love. faith or trust, I do believe in: lil' kids, ol' dogs, leprechauns, and water.. more..Writing
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