Sharing some poetry I wrote earlier.
Changing Seasons of Life
Coloring Her
Eyes the color of summer skies
At evening when the sun sets
Not quite purple and not quite blue
With colors somewhere in between
Her hair the color of autumn
Tawny richness of red and gold
Touched by the sun, haloed like brass
It cascades from her head in waves
Her skin is like the snows of winter
Pale alabaster smooth and white
Not ice cold, but warm and supple
Skin unmarred by scar or freckle
Cheeks pink as spring cherry blossoms
Softens the winter complexion
Gives life to the ice princess skin
Vigor and health from that hue.
Loneliness Waits
Loneliness waits just outside the door
Sometimes coming to live within
They say, “No man’s an island”
Unless it’s deserted… unless it’s deserted
Alone it waits at the mercy of the see
In waves of sadness the breakers roll
Will breakers, real breakers, heart breakers
Debilitating, binding, devastating
Controlling, incapacitating, homebound prison
Alone and afraid, isolated
Homebound, no one around trapped inside
Limited mobility, vision, and money
Too hot, too cold, too much sun, too much snow
Old bodies unable to adjust, adapt
Aging joints, weak muscles, fragile bones
Tottering steps wander the home
Forlorn and forgotten
For time unknown
Waiting for someone to call
To stop by to visit for awhile
If the Grim Reaper should knock
He’ll be invited inside
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