Autumnal Heartaches

Summer fade and passes away 
Just like our love wasn't meant to stay 
The sound of rustling leaves 
So cool to hear 
Like music of the season 
Whispering your name. 

Soft frosty wind blew gently 
To the sunbathed fields 
Carpeted with the collision of red and gold. 
Walking past the withered hedges 
Reminiscing our Autumn history 
Tears falling, fogging the view 
Of misty valleys filled with smoke-blue.

'Tis the season of goodbyes 
The year's last smile 
Just like you and me 
Of once upon an Autumnal sunrise.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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