Blue Autumn

Autumn leaves,

a whisper of snow,

the warmth from the fire

as the red embers glow .

Night fall comes

in shades of gray and black

not a star shining

as the clouds push them back

I reminisce

as the day goes by

our love reminds me

of the colors of the sky

Gray and black

not a star in sight

i knew our love was over

this very night ...

Reviews

[Diane]

Romantically sad? Sad Romance. I didn't even consider this a thing, but you did it. Seems they would be harder to put together. Well done!

[wordman]

love brings more pain than happiness for the most part,just life thanks

[Fran Marie]

a smooth flowing
versed poem
of love.. ending on
a sad note
..nicely penned

[wordman]

thank you fran marie

[Ruth]

Tangibly reflected wordman...the emotions rendered with a soft serenade almost, lovely...

[wordman]

thank you for the visit

[Fabian G. Franklin]

What a sad ending to your lovely poem. But that's the way of it often I suppose. Neither Poe's Annabelle Lee or Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet had a happy ending. I enjoyed the read.

[wordman]

thank you for reading

[Fabian G. Franklin]

My pleasure.

[Liz]

The use of nature to convey the emotion and feelings creates such a vivid clear image as though one is in the writer's shoes. Stars and romance always create a sparkle and the idea that there are none in sight hints that the ending is not as bright. Beautiful poem this.

[wordman]

thank you for the visit liz

[VelvetPotato]

This poem makes me feel soothed and somber. Love the imagery and simplicity. Props to the word play of "Autumn leaves."

[wordman]

thank you for the visit v/p

[Betty Hermelee]

Nice feeling to this poem, with a sort of punch at the end; darkness of love, as is the sky. vivid descriptions of seasonal nature. Nice Write.

[wordman]

thank you for the visit betty

[Betty Hermelee]

You are quite welcome!

[Kent Rawski]

Love how you portray nature intertwining it with your emotions left for us to interpret nice creative emotive flowing work

[Pryde Foltz]

A very beautiful write, Ron:)

[wordman]

thanks for the visit pryde