AuburnScribbler

A Weeper’s Stew in Autumn

What was warm and green,

cools; to be the brown,

where I; a talking monkey crawls;

on the firmer ground,

 

wading through the leaves;

that covers up the grey,

whilst smashing soldier conkers

with feet; that blacken way,

 

then tiny spiral whirligigs

act like helicopters,

but no bombs; are dropped by these;

as I think; what corrupts us,

 

my deeds; are like tree branches;

so strong; but oh so bare,

unlike them; can’t regrow hope

too short a life; to care,

 

lighting Jack O’ Lanterns

paints my smile; as you hurt,

habit self-destruction; bleeds my

clots inside your dirt,

 

apology; in mask is made,

I mean; to be so blank, hence

kill me mighty thunderstorm;

to drain my prideful bank!