The mums will come to Abingdon Square
and every day I’ll mosey there
and watch the buds peel off their cloaks
and all the leaves fall off the oaks.
My summer blush will fade to white
and afternoon succumb to night
before the evening rush is through,
as the doves cry who oh who are you?
— Michele Herman
So nice! Lovely visionary….
What a lovely poem! It is so great to see poetry being published alongside journalism. This offers it to a wider community and spices up the reading experience.
Such a lovely and sweet reflection on the changes which lead us into autumn.
Lovely poem. So sorry winter is on the way.