Autumn Carpe Diem Poems

When mankind has been using gears, levers and pulleys,
For thousands of years,
To speed things up,
Or slow things down,
To make it possible to take heavier loads...

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               This past summer
      'mongst the...

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Oh the days ,where uncertainty fears
Now a golden crops field I will make over your chest
thousands mile long that the row ,
So need not it...

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Today spits chicken parts true to the path
Losing ground confusion and rock and roll 
Whirlwind brain cells
God is watching 
No disappointing Him
All fears and mistakes...

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It was the nust of a young dove
 alone and bobbing her head
as she sauntered along the drying grass
 then settled in, to sun herself
every...

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How odd a thing to later learn,
That life is but a day—
It is the the leaf of summertime 
Than come autumn blows away.

In my youth...

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All Tired
    No Rest
Quiet time
    As each hour drags on
No time or sleep at all
Stand still
   ...

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Beauty lies in the day,
 soft breezes in a powder blue sky
 ride along the drying leaves.
They float and fall like browning snow flakes
 breathing...

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Green golden red
Crisp cold air’s kiss
Barely a cloud filled sky
In love with mornings like this

Sleep washed from mine eyes
Light to present to miss
Shadows fade, goodbye...

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Going Home
I went home again, at last
   just after the mid March winter blast,
   as many years had slipped into the...

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Hold back the rain
   just a little while.
Let the clouds gray the sky
   but hold the flood gates closed.
Hold back the...

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Fall time ascends to my preoccupied mind,
Colours clashing so loudly amongst silent flora,
But as I stare I feel, so boldly, a translucent aura,
So disodent next...

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crackling like the hearth                     ...

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The beauty of the day
  
Crisp cold air glistens in the sunlight
   bright and glowing on the leaves,
   pale saffron...

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The road ahead,
  opens up before me,
  suddenly, wide and wondrous and untraveled;
The trees rise high, stretching, inching higher,
  touching the sky...

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