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Vicki Kralapp
Poems
Apr 2020
INDIAN SUMMER
When summer makes its curtain call,
and warm winds die, just after fall,
before the winter ice storms play,
and take their place upon the stage.
Your curtain lifts for just one week,
as autumn colors reach their peak
and dazzle us with one last play,
before the audience turns away.
With one last act before the night,
of bitter cold and frozen white.
That final night, you give your all,
and leave with final curtainβs fall.
At last, when autumn comes again,
it brings along its native friend,
and Summer dances on the stage
of vibrant colors, on display.
All poems are copy written and sole property of Vicki Kralapp.
Written by
Vicki Kralapp
Oshkosh
(Oshkosh)
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