The Golden Fall
Rockwood, Ontario
Sunday, May 25, 2014
The Key to Gates
The summer days like dreams have whirled.
An autumn oak indicates
With brown leaves the key to gates
Which opens a white and frigid world.
Not a Strife
A yellow leaf on a green spruce is not a strife.
It makes such an impression
Of the seasons’ succession
And everlasting development of life.
Rocks
Rocks rising up like reefs
Through the golden sea cleave.
That which was an autumn tree
Having shed all its leaves.
Pink Plant
The sturdy strong pink plant,
A part of autumn chant,
Bursts out with simple beauty...
I took a picture of this cutie.
The Sunny Flakes
The sunny flakes the tree has shed
Like grains of gold upon the lawn.
The summer's gone.
Life goes on.
And lilac happiness ahead.
Nice
Nice goose,
Nice grass,
Nice water.
No obtuse
Jackass
Slaughter.
Authority
Authority in its superiority
Provides severe discipline
That timorous sorority
Avoids bad might-have-been.
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