Tiny pale green orbs, on magenta stems,
Embryo beginings of sumptuous, purple berries,
To sit in place of springs ghost white blooms.
Matt green ivy,
Regaining footholds on the wall.
From whence it was roughly torn
Not long ago,
Wears a lack lustre, lacy web
Not yet adorned with misty mornings,
Shining jewels.
Bone dry grass
Waves skeletal fingers along lane verges,
Above the drifting dust of long dead
Spring born gifts.
These last dry breaths of summers caress
Blow softly, and whisper goodbye.
The next step along the year
Is forward, arms upraised
To celebrate Autumns gladsom cry.
An L. Seahands Aura
Lovely images - gardens in the seasons
- allets -
I'm so sorry I missed your
I'm so sorry I missed your comment on this poem. Thank you for your kind words :-) Sue.