Autumn's Bittersweet Symphony
In Autumn's grasp, I find my soul's lament,
Where leaves, like tears, in golden hues descend,
Brave muse, traverse this wonderous land, unbent,
Where melancholy whispers through each bend.
The stardust dawn, a promise yet untold,
A fleeting kiss of warmth in the chill air,
But as the day unfolds, the truth unfolds,
The fading light, a burden hard to bear.
The leaves, they laugh, in brittle, fragile glee,
Their joy, a mask for what they soon must face,
In tender winds, they dance so wild and free,
Yet underneath, a sorrow they embrace.
This season's beauty hides a bitter truth,
A love that's lost in fading shades of youth,
As autumn's tears fall softly to the ground,
My heart, in silence, weeps without a sound.
Copyright © Judy Nyaga | Year Posted 2023
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