December's chill, now biting Sit in the garden, still Constantly observing A chattering, passing world Amused in my isolation But, often stand accused Degenerate in my cynisism You, never lose your cool Thinking of Amelia Once reflected in the pool.
Now it seems to be a fashion Braiding flowers in your hair Never beg, nor seek askance Just steal a surreptitious stare Absinthé is no inspiration Just simply cease to care The Trainspotting generation Can you say you were there? Do you recall Amelia Today, she is not there.
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Posted: Dec 2010
About this poem:
No, I was not sitting in a garden in December! Changing the month was just appropriate.
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