A taste of your seasons once more, I bow.

A taste of your seasons once more, I bow.

A Poem by andrew mitchell

During your winter’s silence
whispers through now naked trees
brought news of autumn memories
where moments frolicked
in the growth of spring
only to become scantily clad
in the light and heat
of summer.
Under the stars
of candle lights
to their delight,
your reflective shadow
danced upon the walls
and in a flicker...
you were gone.

© 2021 andrew mitchell


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Delightful seasonal images which of course means it’s well written, of course. I enjoyed this piece ;)

Posted 2 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

2 Years Ago

Thank you Patricia.🤗
Patricia

2 Years Ago

You're welcome
I so enjoy reading your imaginative works Andrew. You meld the seasons to illustrate the forlorn passing of change. The seasons do move so fast. Autumn being my favorite. Wonderful poem my friend.

Posted 2 Years Ago


andrew mitchell

2 Years Ago

Thank you very much Carlos for your kind words.

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