Mosaics

Mosaics

A Poem by Budd Black

Mosaics of red, orange, and gold

Scattered all across the road

Falling from the sky with grace         

Softly landing in their resting place

Crunching under football cleats

And children as they beg for treats

Wrestling on branches against the wind

Trying in vain to not break but bend

Welcoming Winter’s chilling stare

Autumn leaves fill the air

 

© 2013 Budd Black


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Added on September 18, 2008
Last Updated on October 8, 2013

Author

Budd Black
Budd Black

Bean Town, MA



Writing
Sometimes Sometimes

A Poem by Budd Black