Her hair,
Long and brown,
With that hint of red.
Her eyes,
Blue and bright,
With that touch of green.
Her style,
Bubbly and pink,
With all that glitter.
This is the Autumn
I once knew.
But like all seasons,
That Autumn has gone.
And although I look outside,
And I see the Autumn leaves,
I know in my heart,
She won’t come back.
I am mourning Autumn.
And as a tribute to her,
I’ll grab my tattered
Jean jacket,
I’ll throw on
My old black tennis shoes,
And I’ll go for a walk.
Through all the colors
And rain,
And cool,
Crisp air.
And every so often,
I’ll stop and smell the roses.
Posted in response to the challenge Autumn '24: Writing.
Comments
This is so clever, the use of Autumn, as a girl's name, being used for a character in conjunction with the references to the season. The themes of loss and inevitable change (like the evanescence of fall) come through strongly and tie the whole thing together.
Thanks!
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