~ Autumn Child ~
I was made for autumn time,
Her patient dawns and pensive skies,
Thick, woven scarves and poetry,
The rustling sonnets of the leaves.
Her patient dawns and pensive skies,
Thick, woven scarves and poetry,
The rustling sonnets of the leaves.
I was made for misty days,
The intense scent of life's decay,
A touch of frost upon my nose,
The feral winds that howl and blow.
The intense scent of life's decay,
A touch of frost upon my nose,
The feral winds that howl and blow.
I was made for autumn rain,
Viewed safely from my window pane,
Beloved books and apple pie,
A glowing hearth and candlelight.
Viewed safely from my window pane,
Beloved books and apple pie,
A glowing hearth and candlelight.
I was made for harvest moons,
All Hallows' Eve and pumpkins too,
The embers of a blessed fire
That sweep throughout a sleepy Shire.
All Hallows' Eve and pumpkins too,
The embers of a blessed fire
That sweep throughout a sleepy Shire.
I was made for onyx dawns,
Bewitching noons & breathless morns,
The whispers of a thinning veil,
Enchanted eves and timeless tales.
Bewitching noons & breathless morns,
The whispers of a thinning veil,
Enchanted eves and timeless tales.
I was made for cloudless skies,
Autumnal walks and warm attire,
The beauty of each matchless day;
O Autumn, bless me with your ways.
Autumnal walks and warm attire,
The beauty of each matchless day;
O Autumn, bless me with your ways.
© Flora Turrill, Old Meg’s Cottage, A Country Diary. All rights reserved.
Art Wendy Andrew
Art Wendy Andrew
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