A Season Passes

A Season Passes

A Poem by Notapoet

Winter came

As night stood still

Bringing with it

A bitter chill

 

Limbs stripped naked

Of summers soft green

By autumn winds

Strong and mean

 

In pale meadow grasses

Life does creep

Preparing for

A winter’s sleep.

 

Solstice moon rises

In a dark starry sky

As the final autumn day

Blows silently by.

© 2016 Notapoet


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A wonderful distraction of the seasons passing into barren from beauty, which leaves me with the thought, "does the viewer also change with the seasons?" I think we do. Great write.

Posted 8 Years Ago


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Added on August 28, 2016
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Tags: Nature, life

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Notapoet
Notapoet

Austin, TX



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A Poem by Notapoet