Autumnal Decision

A Poem by JohnKeisler

A poem about a deceased friend

I got your back

No knifes will pass

Your loyalty or lack

thereof will always be a guess

Whoever decides that autumn has come

Dies first.

Autumnal leaves will bear an eulogy for a deceased self

The one who was a poor student of life.

Whoever reads it first

Becomes reborn.

© 2019 JohnKeisler

Author's Note

Hello, everyone! I only dabble in poetry, but I'm pretty serious about research writing in which I habitually engage on students' behalf. I encourage you to check a heartfelt essay on relationships I have recently wrote for a sophomore. I hope you like reading it at least half as much as I enjoyed writing it.

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And the souls of long ones lost shall forever Rest In Peace

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JohnKeisler

New York, NY

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John Keisler is a single dad and avid sci-fi reader. To make my existence more palatable I write poetry and verses. There are no rule and I absolutely love it. I welcome all kinds of feedback but plea.. more..