This is a re-write of a poem previously posted.
Autumn at the Mill
Bats dart and dive from attic cracks
And synchronize their attacks
With a Hunter’s Moon shining bright
Prey is stalked and caught in flight
Light fades and clouds advance
As autumn begins its merry dance
Those happy days of long ago
From days of old I remember
A sweet mellow September
Then October presents its share
At the Orchard Apple Fair
Trick or treat on All Hallows’ Eve
Golden leaves blow here and there
The smell of bonfires choke the air
Sensing change as the north winds blow
Hearing rushing water flow
At the mill the waterwheel whirls
In the meadow tall grass swirls
Those happy days of long ago
As light fades and clouds advance
Autumn begins its merry dance
Copyright © 2014 Shawn D. Standfast & James Day. All rights reserved.
A lovely poem, gave me goose bumps.
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Thank you. I’m glad you liked it. (goose bumps notwithstanding)
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Beautiful!
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Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
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