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John Scully (19th October 1947 / London)
Poems by John Scully : 7 / 54
A Touch of Autumn
Like the touch of sun,
returns the autumn splendour.
The secrecy beneath the shades
of ash brown and yellow leaves
hidden in undergrowth of summer's warmth.
That blissful season,
that enchanted isle, that inland sea.
John Scully
Submitted: Friday, July 06, 2012
Poems by John Scully : 7 / 54
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