ILA Magazine
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To Each Autumn I Write
How fast the days have flown by
Not even stopping for a while to enjoy
Time is such a leveler, everything capsuled like Bonsai
Bitter or sweet, sometimes even sour
The Maple trees stand testimony to the advent of
Many decent and a few indecent trails
Losing the dearest, few mishaps, mistrust, mistakes
Many births, mirth, moments worthwhile
The newly wed whispering their dreams
Those smiles of newborn with hope to crawl miles
Poets writing about rainbows that stay
A tranquil world on the anvil
Moments of joy, fast forgetting the fallen leaves
Welcoming the signs of rebirth
Yes, I write every Autumn, a song and an Ode
A song of melancholy, an Ode to divine bliss
Those fallen and up right Maples
My first and last spectators and audience.
© Sai Prakash