The Heavy Chains of Moorland Mist
the chill of autumn
initiates spiral breath
precariously
dancing buoyant upon frigid air chained to contours, dwell
penetrating the very heart of the purple moorland chase,
a symbol of being, as it is within a cycle
nature’s promise one of perpetuity.
yet alas ‘tis with a wondrous although woeful eye
emancipation of candour only I seek,
till to hear the call of the lonesome curlew’s cry
and autumn once again with acrid voice does speak
tells me I’m locked within the haze of “Poor man’s Peak”.
© Harry J Horsman 2015
Copyright © Harry Horsman | Year Posted 2015
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