The Winter of my LifeA Poem by Beatrice Boyle (Grandma Bea)The Winter Of My Life Spring has come and gone Merrily on her way The once proud rows of daffodils Now lying in decay Summer’s beautiful roses No longer scent the air Delicate petals on the ground Shriveled and dying there Autumn’s glorious colors unfold Like a peacock strutting her wares Knowing it’s her last hurrah She wants to linger there Winter winds bring snowflakes Shining crystals in the night Covering the earth like a blanket Resplendent in winter white I sit alone by the fire In the winter of my life And smile as I recall the past As I face the afterlife For I have seen the glorious daffodils And inhaled the rose’s scent I have partaken of nature’s bounty I will leave this world content Copyright©2004 Beatrice Boyle (All rights reserved)
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Added on February 4, 2009AuthorBeatrice Boyle (Grandma Bea)Woodcliff Lake, NJAboutHi from Grandma Bea. I am 81 yrs. young and have been writing for the last 25 years or so. My whole world consists of classical music, Opera ( I was a classicaly trained Soprano, singing Opera, Broa.. more..Writing
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