Autumn elegy~Duets

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who has not known the disruptive searing of loss- at a cost
to a giving gracious demeanor

the sudden shearing of a loving heart is helped
to eventually heal- by the slow building hands of humbleness

the crunch of death within the beauty seen
in amber and crimson leaves is not cause for despair

staying open, on this damp warm aired morning--
a pair of green eyes gaze solely, infinitely skyward


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