Tagged: fall

Poems from the Vault – The Leaf.

Poems – Autumn Leaves.

11-7-16

7-20-16

A Slice of Asian Poetry.
‘When you look at the moon in Wu-Chow, think of me one thousand li distant.’ – Li Po
‘In fall, the willow tree recalls its bygone glory.’ – Namagusai Tazukuri

Poem from the Vaults.
11-17-15

12-31-14
Summer drifts behind the clouds
as the autumn sheds its skin
and howls wildly into the crisp of the
night air-
the moon shines upon the winter
frost,
while spring slumbers and dreams of
the yellow tint of April-
seasons linger and fall like the rushing
tides,
years drift along the wind like the scattering
of a thousand leaves…
another gone, another sleeping patiently,
waiting for its time to open eager eyes-
we all drink from the same cup,
our wine as sweet as our intention*
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