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"Dreaming Autumn"
An autumn from a dream, it walked in pure diamond,
The meadows, the prairies, incinerated with orange.
The breeze, a hint of lavender, kissed the mountain tops,
A ground of scattered leaves under the sleeping oak.
A velvet complexion was given to the waves of ocean,
Their steel outlining beckoning the quiet sun and gentle moon.
Drowning the shores with infinite acquaintance of roaring waves,
We dance in fields of marigolds, enveloped with an October shimmer.
Your eyes match the blue Iris petals as we fall beneath a silent evergreen,
The western sunset a distant torch on an orange-reflected skyline.
A sunset to melt nations, we lay upon this night,
The stars prepared to shine like ignited magnolias.
Silence so still, a stillness, but soft,
This autumn from a dream, I wish not wake up.
