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In September

We are in September Summer just lost her limbs Her warmth, her beauty and her tenderness. The temperature begins to cool off You, the perfect perfida, just left With your hair full of old age. Oh! Things don't remain the same Everything changes and melts like cream Like the sleet of the last storm It's sad almost for nothing we fuss. A thousand thoughts dull me and a thousand reflections Worry me. I can't put everything in the poubelle Of oblivion. Forward, I want to go with extreme passion Since faded and fumbled flowers are no longer beautiful. Copyright © September 2022, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poetry.
Em Setembro Estamos em setembro O verão acabou de perder seus membros Seu calor, sua beleza e sua ternura. A temperatura começa a esfriar Você, a mulher impertinente, acabou de sair Com o cabelo cheio de velhice. Oh! As coisas não permanecem as mesmas Tudo muda e derrete como creme Como o granizo da última tempestade É triste quase à toa a gente se apressar. Mil pensamentos me nublam e mil reflexões Me preocupam. Eu não posso colocar tudo na lata de lixo Do esquecimento. Vamos lá, eu quero ir com extrema paixão Já que as flores desbotadas e confusas não são mais bonitas. Copyright © Setembro 2022, Hébert Logerie, Todos os direitos reservados Hébert Logerie é autor de várias coletâneas de poemas.

Copyright © Hebert Logerie | Year Posted 2026

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