Autumn Love Poems

Die with your eyes

Please leave me silently in my last breath 
When I need you most, just smile for me once,
Ohh ! what else can...

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Wither like it's gone
Treasure like a secret
Wipe it just like it never existed
That's what it feel
When nobody is here

Bees hovering around
Still it stucks
But something remains...

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Far from You

Live far, autumn is my life, your summer is the sky, sunny life
Just give me silence, and feel you close, give hope to...

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Love in Kyiv
by Natalka Bilotserkivets
translation by Michael R. Burch

Love is more terrible in Kyiv
than spectacular Venetian passions,
than butterflies morphing into bright tapers–
winged caterpillars bursting aflame!

Here...

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In the shadows, softly praying,
Seeking God – love’s light portraying
All the wonders of hope and grace,
Blessings poured out through His embrace.

In the silence, a gentle...

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February is a love song 
composed on the mood of spring 
in the tempo of a Christmas waltz, 
modulating to estival embraces— 
recapitulating vernal feelings...

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A warm ember that revives
The icy void that froze me from within 
Whispers carried on the breeze like autumn leaves
Unveiling a beauty that forever ascends

My...

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When your steps have changed their measured stride
And I can’t seem to uncover the ways love brings its soft light
When your heart beats in silence,...

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you held my breath
in a silent string,
while you kept shut
your heart from me;

away,
away and away
from me—
I pushed me out

yet you wait for me,
your marbled love
like...

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In hidden harmonies, our hearts entwine Unknown to each other, yet soulfully aligned We swap symphonies, a secret delight Our love for music, a silent,...

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Do you remember all those years ago,
That magical evening when first we met?
September always brings it back to me.
We were meant for each other, you...

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I love the winter, the way it whirls my breath
Away; reminds me I am alive, there's hope.
I love the ferns bejeweled in snow, the heath
As...

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Matthew 28:20 Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of...

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Oh! How I despise dawn’s blushing optimism
and dried hydrangea blooms sepia skinned and papery thin.
Humdrum hands beat doldrums drum.

Why won’t the summer solstice light this...

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In desperate hours, when darkness reigns
And worldly treasures seem forever lost in vain
When power and wealth, like fleeting dreams, dissolve
Leaving me forsaken, with no way...

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