Happenings.

Fay Slimm.

 

Happenings

 

Gazing through shadow to uplit green
I see sycamore's golden-glint shades
lose a few leaves in fate's wind-bated 
spin to watery disintegration, weaving
anew destiny's shape-changing azure.
Protective twigs cover egg-laden nest
until predator visit from domed space,
pool's silence breaks in deathly unrest
as newt struggles with live moth-food
and I have to watch indifferent nature.
Cobwebbed with questions each today
covets happenings forecast to endings
after beginnings which birthed, rooted
and here, tomorrow will crumble away.

  • Author: Fay Slimm. (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 8th, 2017 03:56
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments6

  • Frank Prem

    Sounds like Spring Fay. Nice structure.

  • RAJ NANDY

    THE VERSE AND THE PHOTOGRAPH COMPLIMENT EACH OTHER ! Thanks for sharing, - Raj

  • Goldfinch60

    Super write Fay.

  • Michael Edwards

    Another super scribe Fay.

  • Augustus

    Things we attribute as beautiful or as painful to watch, nature is indifferent as it is simply their nature.
    Hugs.

  • Louis Gibbs

    Another beauty, Fay, and I love the square format! Must be the engineer in me. Keep them coming!



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