Seasons Change

BY DEEPAK YESHWANTH

We met one autumn morn
As the leaves unfurled woken up by dew
And the wind blew softly on us as we held hands
Feeling blessed to have found new company

We came closer on a springtime noon
Speaking softly the language of heavens
Under blossomed trees that showered upon us
Its blessings in form of flowers that we loved

We became inseparable one summer eve
As the red Sun bid farewell
Dipping its tired head into the sea
On whose shore we stood holding each other

We said Goodbye that winter’s night
As snow fell and the fire of our love died
Leaving us cold, unloved and miserable
Feeling cursed as the darkness enveloped…
 

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Reviews:

The poetic thoughts hold romantic trends and the down-to-earth realism of modernism. Intensify spontaneity for greater effect. All the best!

                                                                     – Vishakha 2/26/06

Excellent……  loved it! 🙂                                      –  Patrick Mahoney  1/19/10

 

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