Solace in Seasons

Solace in Seasons

A Poem by Ben Taylor

The wind has chilled my eyelids,
And closing them feels like ice-chips
Against my irises.
Sputtering tornadoes of leaves
Spin weakly on the sidewalks --
The frigidity has dull their revelry.
My lack of companionship has dulled mine.
My limbs become leaden,
So I sit amongst a swirl of leaves.
My joints ache.
I breathe in the limp smell
Of littered foliage,
And wish for the scarp scent of snow.
I let my head rest on the backs
Of these brittle leaves
And wait for the clouds to whiten,
For winter to arrive, in all her regality.

© 2012 Ben Taylor


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Added on September 25, 2012
Last Updated on October 6, 2012

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Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor

Columbia, MO



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