SeasonsA Poem by PeteLive in each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influence of the earth. - ThoreauNight runs away from an overbearing day. Just to have its selfish, fickle way. Life's walls are formed brick by brick. The only question is, "Just how thick?" They say 'tis better to laugh than cry. I often weep and wonder why. The tide retreats only to charge in again. A commanding moon decides how and when. A tree sheds its leaves amidst autumnal shivers. Spent colors sink to the bottom of crying rivers. All is carried back to a patient sea. In a daring, precarious, heartfelt plea. The sun reaches up much higher in the sky. An epitaph begun when winter lies down to die. The old man releases his icy, arthritic grip. Like a Gladys Knight curtain call with her last remaining Pip. Remnant's of cold's snow bow down in a funeral of tears. Scribbled in dusty memoirs of Heaven's busy years. Today was tomorrow yesterday playing a classic game of hide and seek. Hope springs perenially when a crocus has the audacity to peek. Summer squeezes back into her tight, skinny jeans. Sporting intrepid sunglasses of stylish greens. Seasons always change when push comes to shove. Thankfully occurring when love's new dancing partner is ... ... more love ... © 2019 PeteAuthor's Note
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7 Reviews Added on March 18, 2019 Last Updated on March 21, 2019 AuthorPeteBoston, MAAboutI love reading, writing, music, nature, God and feeling emotion, not necessarily in that order. To me, these things go hand in hand. My favorite writer is Henry David Thoreau. I think he was a geni.. more..Writing
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