Childhood November Poems

fall 
cool nights 
nice warm days 
hot chocolate 
warm baked apple pies 
colorful leaves 
cuddling up 
kisses 
fun ...

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November will be gone real soon.                   ...

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Thus, upon the morrow
with a subtle tinge of sorrow
as I shivering, remember
dip my toes into November
for her snowflakes, now aloof,
will soon land upon my roof.

And...

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Guy Fawkes' Night 

By the middle of October the piles are growing.
English weather fails to dampen
childhood enterprise.
Gangs traverse the streets in forage
To drag, on broken...

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She was a doll
Always wore a smile
Her laugh set fairies on fire

She was the best
We all loved her
She had cancer though
She was only twelve

We made...

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Hello July.  What would my life be without your face of sweet sunlight?

   August, cool down a bit and forget me not...

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Twas like every November before it, 
But this one came with an air of uncertainty,
For the drums of celebrations had halted in may.
When Owen celebrated...

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Autumn Hues

Oh autumn, let your brilliant hues seep into my soul.
Let the sweet scent of pumpkin pie return memories
Of childhood days of Thanksgiving with members...

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Smoke trickles from red brick stack
Children make ready for slumber
Through the frosty panes of boudoir glass
Eyes amaze at the wonder before
Amber radiant glow of street...

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I was driving home from church one day
A long a winding road,
Where the snow did lay.


The sun was shining brilliantly’
I could see the deer tracks
Where...

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There's something unspecific about the autumn nights
A certain shade of color that uplifts my inner child's eyes
Beside a cashmere moon Venus and Jupiter shine bright
Complimented by...

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Michelle ~
                       ...

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I've seen more than my share of death 
I’ve cheated death also
I thought I'd seen it all 
But I was wrong 

I learned from one...

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A common-born child
was changed by the death
of a man one day.
Back in the 60's,
(I remember.)
when barefoot kids
were called in,
from carefree play.
A rowdy, raucous group,
(Tag, you're...

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