Rain Fell On An Autumn Eve
Rain fell
On an autumn eve,
In a sunny shower,
Of sound
And light,
That might
Wet the ground
A little,
And refresh
The gardens
For a time.
Gentle, it was,
As is
The remaining
Scent,
Sneaking up
Into the nostrils,
To tantalise us
With the new
bounty
From above.
Simon C.J. Falk 18 April 2017
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Hi Simon – we are being tantalised by new bounty at the moment … blossoming forth, now retired to their tender berths til the warming air appears again edging the cold away … well done on keeping the WATB going … cheers Hilary
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I love this poem. I did have to stop a second to remember that where you live the seasons are opposite to where I am. The wonders of living on this big blue ball we call Earth. #WATWB