Letting Go Into the Wind: Autumn Haiku and Other Poems

Autumn
Haiku and Other Poems

By

Joseph
Anthony

 

“What will people
think?” says the Autumn, “that’s a question I never ask.


 

This fear of change / can be
cured if one would but look  / into
autumn’s eyes


 

Autumn’s crimson gold /
rivers within you and me / and so does the spring


 

I take autumn’s hand / I
think we might go dancing / into the blue sky


 

This dance of letting go /
this parading of change / these tears will not stop


 

Wishing means nothing / when
autumn pulls you away / into crimson streams


 

Dear Autumn Crickets /
you’re breaking my fragile heart / my prayers are with you


 

Warm apple cider / streaming
its way within me / filling me with Fall


 

Autumn leaves me drunk / its
deep red and golden wine / how can I not swoon?

 

 

The autumn whispers: / release
yourself into me / and find your way home


 

Who can blame me now? /
autumn in her golden dress / makes me want to dance


 

The truth within autumn’s
beauty: We must all let go into the wind.

 

 

 

 





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