Meadows
Green fields of summer:
Rest by the stream
dream of the gone days
when we kissed in the sun
and at night by the fires
with desire overcome.
Envision those gone days
when life fed the young.
Green fields of autumn:
Rake the dried leaves
grieve for the gone days
when falsehoods were spun
and the fires smoldered
for the mist had begun.
Recall smoky memories
of things left undone.
Green fields of winter:
Rock in your chair
stare at the gone days
with eyes nearly done
as the smoke and the fires
burnt out one by one.
Cling to the gone days
when we kissed in the sun.
Greenfields of springtime:
Replete with sad sprays
placed where the days
of summer have gone.
- Author: MendedFences27 ( Offline)
- Published: July 26th, 2024 12:25
- Comment from author about the poem: Re-post from long ago. Found in my files. One that I like, so a bit selfish today,
- Category: Love
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- Users favorite of this poem: sorenbarrett, Doggerel Dave
Comments6
This poem brought on feelings of the past and the cycle of life as it goes by. The rhyme was subtle and hypnotic leaving me by those meadows of the past and present. I could feel them and see this as a work of art. Very nice
I see you smoothly transitioning through time with past memories trailing in your wake.
Smooth and complete, Phil.
Sorry, this thank-you took so long, DD. Thought I'd answered everyone. Meadows as a metaphor for life, in its three stages, and then #4 which is a-coming. Your right about memories. Thay do seem to follow.
Love it
Thanks Tony36, For the time to read and comment
You're welcome
"Recall smoky memories of things left undone" You reading my mail? Good work.
Thanks Dan, No, I'd never. My mailis so boring I fall asleep and dream.
Wonderful words about our seasons Phil.
Andy
Thanks Andy, Seasons of life , as seen in a meadow.
I quite understand your fondness for these fine words .. I enjoyed them too & then some .. well done my friend ..
Thanks Neville. For being so kind. Your comments are highly regarded by yours truly.
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