October
She halts the summer's heat
And renders it's timely defeat
She initiates the calm and coolness of life,
Rewarding with harvest, Festivity, and delights
She 's a bridge over troubled waters and snow
She startles me with beautiful colors to show.
She speaks of the harvesting benefits of hard labor
As well as preparedness for life of a different flavor.
She teaches me about balance, calmness, and poise,
Directing and shielding me away from all the noise.
October neither breeds nor bears bitter treats,
But she baths me with mild and tender sweets.
Copyright © Curtis Johnson | Year Posted 2023
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