Summer Sonata
The morning birdsong,
That summer sonata
Beneath the wisps of cloud
Beside the crimson,
Melodic shroud
An endless chorus
Of a timeless tune,
Forever will it thrum
To the beat of my heart
In Autumn Rust
Have you seen
How she whispers softly
Silent in the dark
Sweeping through the meadows
And dancing her delicate touch
Upon the trees
Do you see autumn embrace
The morning horizon
With a cool blanket of mist
As she rusts the fall of leaves
Infinite In Decay
I am but a second,
One moment
From bliss,
Joy slips sideways
Within the twist
Of a minute hand..
Unequal
To the claustrophobic touch
In the midnight of day,
A crack
In a broken hour glass
And as sand,
I drift
Infinite in decay
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