Inexorably Fall has come, gray suffocation in its wake
It desolated verdant fields and silenced chirping by the lake
It pressed out green and made it run in washed out streaks along the roads
In rivulets of choked up stone
So silent, empty, drab and grey
thinned vegetation on the way
*
The fall sits on the chest of ground
and makes it cough its squeky sound
It suffocates and holds its breath
So brown spreads along the earth
And every spirit that once flowed
No longer soars but falls to earth
*
So sad, so empty, such despair
Will green forever be laid bare?
WIll desolation rule forever?
Where is the hope of better day?
How can one hope, how can one trust?
Amidst the grayness, in the dust?
*
The world has seasons, so do souls
Before they thrived and now they froze
The world will wake up and they will
Draw up its warmth and shake the chill
Such souls are precious for they know
The desolation of the Fall

Beautiful. Pesach is in the spring...
Posted by: Yona | November 26, 2009 at 08:29 PM