the ageless yellow of leaves
that hang, so far, you can't touch them
till they fall
heavy with wonder
drifting down
to be forgotten
by freshly fallen snow
and air
that leaves you breathless
and finally
spring comes
confused
soft
(and gentle):
like footsteps
clumsily drawn
beneath outstretched arms
cupping glasses of wine
then june
cloaks the orange of sunsets
as days last
while flat arcs
of rubber heels
collapse
beneath weightless gravity
...as we walk...
and laughter
remembers...
to forget
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Thanks so much for sharing this site Aaron. I didn't know you had developed an interest in writing poetry. I particularly like as we walk. It really created a sort of daydream mood - I felt like I could remember a thoushand days while I read it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words Buffy. :) Poetry has started to quite well within me over the past few years; and actually, as a matter of fact, this particular poem is where it started back sometime in 2005 or so.
ReplyDeleteI am flattered by your remarks and glad that my work might have such a transporting quality.