my words meant something
but you chose to hear
the accompanying leaves falling
the inevitable part of autumn
that soon passes
clearing the way
for magnificent snowflakes
i walk in cold morning air
mesmerised by fresh tomorrows
showing my breath to
sun and passing vehicles
words traveling
down the same sidewalks
as those days when
my words meant something
i slip on
maroon leather gloves
with silver buckles
pull up faux fur-trimmed hood
tighten scarf
and with gratitude for their warmth
concentrate on the current story
one of smiles and tears
hope and comfort
whole heart rising
to a place where
destiny is kind, forgiving and paramount
by mary ann blinkhorn
You warm my heart, on this cold, clear morning.
A truly lovely piece, poet!
e
Thank you, Eric. I’m struggling with the faux fur bit. Did I hyphenate it incorrectly?
Poetic license, my dear… Far be it for me to judge, as one who makes it all up as I go!
Ha! Okay, Eric. Thanks. 🙂
Wonderful write and much enjoyed!
Rachael 🙂
Thank you very much. 🙂
Hope you find that place! Lovely poem. k.
I’m feeling pretty good these days.
Your words flow smooth and easy, makes me wanna be there. Lovely.
Blessings ~ Maxi
What a lovely compliment. Thank you. 🙂
Lovely! Thank you.
I’m happy that you like it. Thanks.
This is beautiful!! !
Thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. It’s much appreciated
Christine
I’ll look forward to reading more of your work now that I’m following. Thanks.