Hello September,
month of Burnished Beauty
and Bittersweet Bliss!
"The only things to truly get sad about"
philosophized my husband this morning,
"are those things you deeply loved and lose forever!"
This in reply to my 'I'm kinda sad but not totally sad...
(because it's September and in a sense the end of summer
as school starts again etc. in Canada),
...because I'm glad every season has wonders I utterly love!"
That said,
as the Harbinger to Autumn
strews undeniable hints
of summer's end,
a rush of glad-sad,
bursts like a bittersweet ballad
as I steep my soul
in the cheeping of crickets!
Season-song...
A rush of innocence and dreams
Where laughter in the glad of it
And lament, in the sad of it
Slips through the spring of life like streams
...that sparkle in summer sunshine
A glance of gold-glossed green and blue
Where children heedlessly splash through
The prime of life's care freest time
‘ere waltzes from yon Piper’s flute
Startles dancers with Beckoning
Of ballads, rife with reckoning
From subtle scales, imbued with fruit
Where none can faze autumnal rote
That rolls through green-leaf canopies
With molten, auburn melodies
Fading with every falling note
…to settle with the silenced throng
Beneath a blanket of snow stars
And muffled footfalls, brushed o'er bars
Bearing the dance/glance of Season-song
Begun in innocence, but soon
Tuned to a twirling Carousel
Unfurling hello and farewell
To trampled footpaths, petal-strewn
Janet Martin
Eccles.3:1-2
To everything there is a season,
and a time for every purpose under heaven:
2a time to be born and a time to die,
a time to plant and a time to uproot, ...
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