Autumn Years

Let me embellish what remain
from autumn years,
Before my footsteps moving   
towards those ultimate tracks.
 
Towards those days when
my half luck recites a segment 
from songs of sorrow,
then erases my squeezed fear
in the darkness of grief like a mirage
folds in the silence of songs
those folding days.

Ah if my wishes come true
I'll desist the tears for whole year,  
I'll read seven verses,
and leans on my cold, 
Counting what remains 
from autumn years.

Then  watering vainly from my eyes 
The remains of those nights.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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