Kevin East (22 April 1954 / Amersham bucks)
Poems by Kevin East : 99 / 237
Late September.
When spinney wears a misty shawl
Where colours blaze before they fall
The sun performs just one last dance
Amid the trees for lovers' glance.
Sweet scented refuge from Eden born
As memory thumbs through pages torn
Where Autumn hue and poetry rhymed
Grandmother made jam
Grandfather clock chimed.
We ploughed the fields and scattered
Help to the needy hand
On Sunday sang songs out of tune
Thanked God for the fertile land.
Late September i stand under harvest moon
The equinox has come too soon
The fire of youth, age quenched with tears
Now candlelight of halcyon years
Once seeds of summer, we are Autumn's ember
Just hold my hand this late September.
Kevin East
Submitted: Friday, April 15, 2011
Edited: Monday, May 23, 2011
Poems by Kevin East : 99 / 237
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