Mark R Slaughter (1957)
Poems by Mark R Slaughter : 38 / 297
Autumn
Red has come –
It blew in unexpectedly
When I was vulnerable.
And it brought the cold –
Not of still and blue,
But the dying embers type,
As if to say 'Goodnight Summer.'
Copyright Mark R Slaughter 2009
Mark R Slaughter
Submitted: Saturday, October 03, 2009
Edited: Wednesday, May 04, 2011
Poems by Mark R Slaughter : 38 / 297
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Sorry Mark, I meant the fall. great work!
Nice depiction of the arrival of spring. J. L. Price
i agree with Marie-your Autumn is the best read of the season.
This terse poem speaks volumes about Autumn Mark.
Though short and sweet it says everything in so few words.
The nicest poem I've read on Autumn this season.
THANK YOU for sharing it with me Mark.
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