Moodswings.
Bleak smokey grey day,
Mists climbing,descending,
Shrouding the hills, now invisible,
Autumn drizzle,
Or is it early Winter,
Falls steady on the railway bank,
I hear the birds sing,
Tho' I cannot see them,
Camouflaged in the still green leafed treetops,
Robins bright redbreasts gleam,
In the blackberry bush,
Unseen helicopter flies overhead,
Atmosphere thickly intense,
Simple love nature gives,
Goes missing as new winter dawns,
It is a little too late,
For me to contemplate,
My spirit leaves my body to dream,
And Moodswings,
They begin to spiral.
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- Author: moordykspot2 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: May 4th, 2019 13:50
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Comments5
In all the greyness be assured that the sun will shine and new life will rise again.
It will indeed my friend. There is a part 2 to this poem but I did not think it strong enough to post. Thank you for your comment
Life is a smorgasbord of events, if it's sad now, it shall be glad soon.
Thanks for your comment Suresh Much appreciated
it is hard to put into words precisely why, but I thoroughly enjoyed the journey you just took me on..... Neville
If you enjoyed it my friend that is satisfaction enough. Thank you
I did indeed... N
Such an engaging reflection on autumnal moods - thanks for these atmospheric moments with natural change.
Thank you Fay for your comment and your poetry a standard I am now striving to achieve.
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