Autumn Paths, Redressed
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Sunday, October 14, 2012
When traveling strange-paths of cool redress,
Just as though traveling Autumn’s thereon,
Remember to tip your brow to express
A fundamental disbelief, moved on.
Move on, again, across Autumn’s finesse!
Hold on to solid liquid fuel! Behold,
Slow world! Nature’s cloth has addressed
The patterns needed to unfold green gold!
When resting-weary graces life’s curved debt,
Just as though cradled by Autumn’s caress,
Slow world slumps into heartbeat’s silhouette
Creating absence-tied benevolence.
So shushed once more, Autumns fail, thereupon
I wish my mind good luck, battered-withdrawn.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 10/14/12
Autumn revealing her beauty.
And time to slow down, recover from life's turmoil.
Love ya!
Jane
your words, Erin!
Deborah
I miss the Autumn leaves falling
no longer in the northeast mountain area
I can only dream about them
Thanks for sharing
Love & Peace be with you
William
so must we bringing a calm
reserve knowing that we are
loved by pursuit of peace
wrapping it's arms around
You *Erin*
Lady Vivian, With Hugs
Lady Vivian
Ron
"Slow world slumps into heartbeat's silhouette
Creating absence-tied benevolence."