September Song
The light, the light is different come this time of year, gone the realistic glare of nuclear flash, chased by impressionist brush strokes, softened sunbeams filtering questions, uncertainty doth return, a relaxation of spirit between summer sweat and winter freeze, insects living high above us fill the air with the beat of maracas for those who choose to dance, while breezes that have scorched us bring a hint of the end of King Sun’s reign, squirrels hasten about, gather their nuts, bears sniff the wind, prepare their dens, leaves begin their peacock display or simply die and fall, all to the waltz beat of September’s bittersweet song.
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Jaybird
I am retired, having worked primarily as a librarian, but have done freelance proofreading, copy editing, and book reviewing. I wrote some poetry many years ago, but decided it was bad and stopped, since I had other things to do. For the last ten...
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