Thursday, August 31, 2017
End of August...
Acrostic poem today @
dversepoets.com
End of August
Embers blink back at me amidst grey smoke
Nothing else on my mind but you and me
Dancing flames speak of summer's fickle end
Of building sand castles on future shores
Forever pink clouds grace your silhouette
Amber shadows bleed from a crying sun
Undulating waves invite us to wade
Gusts of a north wind rustle the sea grass
Upon sunset we fall into starlight
Slowly cease coos of doves in bushes blue
Together, in vintage photos we fade
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Good description of the memories an old photo provides. I like the description of summer's end as "fickle".
ReplyDeleteThank you, Frank.
DeleteAh, the end of Summer vacation. We lived for Summer break when we were kids. Your story reminds me of the good old days
ReplyDeleteEnd of summer is so much more, a metaphor of things to fade but also time to cuddle up.
ReplyDeleteI like the way you start with the smoke and embers of autumn and then look back at summer, with the sand castles and undulating waves, which then turn into photographs.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I wanted to fall into this poem!
ReplyDeleteThis sets a beautiful end of August scenario of memories. I love the final lines!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bev.
DeleteIt reminds me of the changing seasons of a relationship, yet there is an image that stays until that too fades into a new day.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Truedessa.
DeleteNot only excelling at the form but transcending it. A beautiful poem.
ReplyDeleteOh, Kathy, this is so beautiful, and poignant, and picturesque. I love it. 👍💛🌸
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday.
-Imelda
Beautifully done, I especially love 'Upon sunset we fall into starlight' as this can relate to the spirit too ��
ReplyDeleteI so loved this poem about summer's ending. I too liked the 'Upon sunset we fall into starlight' A truly beautiful line.
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