Autumn's Appeal
These shorter days of the year's senescenceCalm. The dawn is slow to come, its cold
And fallen leaves sufficient evidence that
Summer's frantic labor's finished. What
Was done's become undone, and dusk
Arrives with cocktails, early. Darkness
Dooms us to these curtained rooms, and
Hurries us into our bed. Beneath its piled
Blankets, consciousness subsiding, we
Are calm.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2011-10-28 at 18:52
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