|
Jimmy Xia AutumnFamiliar greens Transition into crimson and amber, Healthy leaves Wither and drift to the ground. The boundless summer days, Are dwarfed by the hand of autumn. Soon, summer’s warmth fades, To reveal mellower afternoons.
A palm of cool wind Strokes my face. My footsteps Crack the crisp, fallen leaves. The submerging evening sun Casts a flaming haze across the horizon, Heaving a symphony Of pinks and yellows onto the sky above it. And like a ghost, It vanishes.
|
[TABLE OF CONTENTS, LHS CLASS OF 2013 EDITION]
Copyright © 2002-2011 Student Publishing Program (SPP). Poetry and prose © 2002-2011 by individual authors. Reprinted with permission.
|
|