The Twilight Season Poem by Kevin Patrick

The Twilight Season

Rating: 5.0


Charcoal scents, and musk-tinged air
Breathe in a perfumed peace
Patience sighs, in October skies
Find time perched in falling Leaf's


Gold and scarlet layer the earth
In quilts of blind serenity
Elms and maples waltz in crimson
In orange waves of ecstasy



Summers lost inside the attic
and winters knocking at the door
Hummingbirds have packed up
And squirrels run with their stores


though days grow thin, as colours spin
In the ruins of elysian
And joys rebirthed in Natures hearth
As I walk through the twilight season

Sunday, October 31, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: autumn,october
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shipra singh (ships) 01 November 2021

really osm..

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Dr Dillip K Swain 31 October 2021

In orange waves of ecstasy......I sincerely appreciate the illustrious beauty of poet's expression!

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me poet yeps poet 31 October 2021

also HAPPY HALLOW WEEN

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LeeAnn Azzopardi 31 October 2021

a beautiful elegy of summer and the joy of autumn Bravo! Bravo!

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