Autumn Beckons At the End of a Summer Affair
Autumn’s leaves fall and
The wind pushes through the branches
That sift the sunlight
Casting shadows upon
Their dreamy moonlike skin, soft
And damp like dewdrops
And their lips, the
Color of crimson twilight,
Kiss their long farewell
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