Matters Of Time
Autumn came banging on the door. Summer seemed surprised By the interruption. She'd known her time was near But was still unprepared. She wasn't ready to relinquish, Her warmth, Her colour Her light. She had brought these pleasures to many And had been rewarded with love. Her season was too short' Couldn't she just share What she still had to offer With Autumn? Autumn's firm refusal stung. She searched for consolation, Then remembered Autumn's heritor was harsh... Winter awaited to clutch the baton With icy fingers. Meagre solace. But... When the time came Summer would return. She'd once again bring her blessings Of warmth And colour And light. Until then... She would rest And think And dream. ©Anne Macdonald
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AuthorWell, as the title says, I may never be a writer, but who knows what my brain holds. I'll just let it seep out onto this page now and then. It's a bit of a scary thought. Archives
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