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Alex Jul 2020
It's a shame that the year met spring
But he never did. I miss your smile
And wish the Bluebells knew it too
Alex Jul 2020
Airing out robes of one who's gone
Autumn cleaning then winter's wind
Seasons shall change and when they do
I'll wear autumn's robe for spring

"Leaves never fall in vain,"
I murmur as I sweep.
Unpolished Ink Jun 2020
The fog that drifts around corners, gripping with yellowed fingers that catch at your throat.

Pollution on the march, acid rain, the smell of drains and river mud where things long dead lay waiting. Others not dead enough clutch at the weeds as they pass by sluggish and grey.

Sound crawls fighting to be heard, silence falls, only the cries of wading birds shrill on the shoreline cut a window into the world.

Running footsteps in an alley slip away to some hidden place behind the choking wall, a real 'Pea Souper' covers all.
Trying for atmosphere
I have a garden
on a windy city

it has sunny days for weeks
and stormy nights for months

my plants overheat under the sunlight
and drown everytime the clouds cry

the flowers have scorched petals
and the weeds grows and settle

of some flowers I still take care
but there's dead plants that I could never have back
After the rain, the heat breaks and dissipates,
and the air sits lightly on my skin.
There is space for us to breathe.

For some time, our nostrils wistfully recall the
pavement's sweltering heat as fat droplets
hurled themselves to destruction.
Jenish Jun 2020
I laid my head in an ocean of heather,
Drinking panorama of silent weather,
Life still ahead.

When swarthy sky sent the messengers of night,
My lost time started grappling with dreams in fight,
Left miles to tread.

Down the bed of heather, resting in timeless world,
Echoes of silent words, yet to be uttered swirled,
Not an ear to be read.
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