One Evening Out; Autumn's Last Poem by james watkin
One Evening Out; Autumn's Last
What signals, for Autumn
Its death knell?
This last felled leaf, sad as slow;
It may tell.
Whilst not yet conceded
Led up out
Old lamped park's chiller-diffused
Mists, surreal
City-stept, more lone, for it
Winter feel.
Fitzroy gardens
Wednesday, August 17, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: autumn,evening,winter,garden
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