The phantom of FallA Poem by Moonie
All seasons are good enough for birth,
Autumn-the best for dying... The memories of Summer are now buried, under the graves of our lies. In my veins, flow the sweet scents of
apple peels, reddened landscapes, and the
drone of humming bees. Shall we call the pods dried up? ~like black pearls on a sea bed~ Grapevines-- their ghosts still hang
from overhead. Merry Autumn time! ~Spurn thou not our little gardens, Take walks with us, near the fountain. And the magic shall reveal itself onto you...~ All metaphors forgotten, The dead things stay dead, and the living end up dying. Oh why, oh why Nature hath not enough salves, nor pills, nor herbs
for all of us. Its waters flow
from Origin to Grave,
saddened by their own immortality. Its constellations are
fiery butterflies that fizzle and flutter. Someplace, Somewhere Like a Leaf in a gutter, I matured from childhood to decay. Your touch hath purified my soul by now, I am free again to sin away. The Divine knocks on my door are left unanswered. The mighty paradise forgotten, somewhere too deep. My appointments with God have been cancelled My soul decides to lie down here, and sleep.
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