Winter and Fall
are devilish,
mischievous partners
that play cruel pranks
on unsuspecting
passersby.
In fact, as I trekked
through familiar woods
the gusty Fall wind
pushed me heartily
and I fell in damp leaves,
staining my jeans
with running green streaks
and patches of mud,
but it was as my eyes rose
towards the glaring sunlight
that peered through
leafless, spindly tree branches
that I saw you.
A wind-spun halo
of golden hair,
pixie-dust freckles
lightly sprinkled across
the bridge of your nose,
and eyes that reminded me
of glossy chestnuts.
How oddly orchestrated
this meeting of fate,
I thought.
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Unforgotten
PoetryOur story started years ago; we were childish versions of Romeo and Juliet. Book #4 of the Unfinished Series by S. Brooks and N. Wolicki