Panic of Seasons

Panic of Seasons

A Poem by Paul Velora

I sit by this field so clutched by change
Green in the summer wet in the rain
Brown and dry and barren and white
In the deepening suns unbroken array

I sit pleasantly with joy-induced grief
Though pastel colors adorn each leaf
This wooden bench basking in sunset
Orange cuts blue as winter's corset

And in the fall my soul is undressed
No longer in summer's ardent eyes
Only cold december wherein winter lies
Spring's ethereal blossoms are duressed

© 2024 Paul Velora


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Paul Velora
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Nicely thought out, I'd say. Interesting phrasing and technique in each stanza.

Posted 14 Years Ago


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Paul Velora
Paul Velora

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A Poem by Paul Velora