Foolish notions in lifeA Poem by Josie E. Cook M. A.Life changing...Foolish notions in life
Leaves drop from the many trees Leaving them oh so bare To the coming winter, Bones to freeze over during these sharp December short days, Frozen breaths with ice On the lakes, An Impressionist dream, As the falling colors Drift down to cover Everything in their path, When the January coldness arrives Many lose their stamina To exist or continue Like a falling branch A lone walker disappears Into the cold rapids Beyond the silent woods Or the one that goes To their barn with a rope And quietly closes the doors Tight behind them Not returning to the cycles Of this life Because they're depressed Living on the shabby side Where others often ignore them, The patterns will continue As the wet autumn days Return and the banks of Our many Rivers collect the dying leaves, Expectations will suddenly Return with the coming of spring continuing into summer Even if the squatter has Nowhere to return to During the rainy season In April As some of the dormant Species return to their Natural habitats of the season In the everlasting cycles of This world's Change. "J. E. Cook ©2018 © 2018 Josie E. Cook M. A.Author's Note
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2 Reviews Added on February 17, 2018 Last Updated on February 17, 2018 Tags: depression, nature, life, changes AuthorJosie E. Cook M. A.urbana, OHAboutI have recently received my second degree for Antioch University Midwest in Creative Writing. Poetry is my passion along with digital photography, painting, and fiction writing. I make my own jewelr.. more..Writing
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