Robert MosesA Poem by John B. BollingFrom when the autumn turns to spring There is a season found in between Decaying leaves have made their descent A crackling sound comes from underfoot The morning wind is cold and relentless No more driving with the windows open And surely no more diving into the ocean Unless ice flows through your veins From autumn to spring I’m a spectator The people that pass as the snow falls Confined in the car that I call home A personal motorcade of twiddling thumbs In the forest comes the firing of guns Then silence confirms the deed is done One less deer to get caught in headlights One less companion in the frigid night
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1 Review Added on August 5, 2008 Last Updated on December 29, 2008 AuthorJohn B. BollingLong Island, NYAboutForever walking the fine line between self-preservation and self-destruction. more..Writing
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