a low life

dusk arising

And low creeps the season
away from summer
into the lateness of stealthy
September's  evening chill.
To here, cloud obscured
October's late dawnings.
Dull days of damp hedgerow
enlightened by autumn's
golden glory fantasia.


Viewed from behind
a safe and warm
living room window
awaiting grocery delivery
and restoration
of immune system,
locked away
until another day.

  • Author: dusk arising (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 29th, 2021 01:48
  • Comment from author about the poem: something i was writing as sept turned to oct but was interrupted by being rushed into hossie.... brought up to present this morning
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 56
  • User favorite of this poem: L. B. Mek.
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Comments5

  • orchidee

    Good write dusk.

    • dusk arising

      Good morning Orchi and Fido. Hope you two are keeping well. When are Fido's pups due?

      • orchidee

        Thanks dusk. lol. Fido may have been 'done', 'seen to'!

      • Goldfinch60

        May that freedom come back to you soon d a and your walks with Nature fill your life once more.

        Andy

      • Neville


        what's a good metaphor good for, if it can't be put to good purpose like this .. exceptionally good stuff sir & am so glad you posted today ........... Neville

      • spilleronsheet

        Such a beautiful poetry dear poet
        And the last lines were so hopeful, down with immune system waiting to be restored.Down with flu it gives courage here too.

      • L. B. Mek

        I relate so well with your words
        as a child, I was a sickly kid
        and had to watch from the window
        as other's enjoyed
        their freedom of painless, breadth
        PE classes
        where seating was my only, contribution..
        and so, I know how low
        that bass tone of melancholy in your poetry hovers,
        but I love the way, you still wax lyrical about that Nature
        waiting, for when next you're well enough to visit
        with the patience of a knowing, old friend..
        a great write Dusk! judged that subtle emotiveness in your wording, wonderfully



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