Late Summer Sorrows

The chirping goes on and on
As gentle rain showers fall
Hunters in the moonlight prowl
Everything grows silent now
Then slowly one by one they go
As soon as danger has past
Till once again across the meadow
That chorus of crickets grow
Moaning that late summer sorrow
Unseen into darkness bellows
When our eyes rest our ears follow
September's gathering clans
Till a mind rests as one of them
Growing sleepy in the hollows
Till first frost spoil all their plans
When growing winds will whistle
Across the tops of drying thistles
Till that first soft blanket of snow
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Posted: Sep 2020
About this poem:
The changing of the seasons making sounds through the night.

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salamuna
Beautiful description of the moment..and also a sad one.."Everything grows silent now"...
Hope you are doing well.Take care and thank you for sharing . Lily wave
niah9
Lily has said it all perfectly....so I'll add I enjoyed reading yankee......for as you approach autumn, we welcome spring and sunny mornings....Kathy NZwave
gnj4u
Hi, Yankee4you,
When our eyes rest our ears follow
September's gathering clans
Till a mind rests as one of them

I prefer to stay awhile and rest in September before moving into frost and snow. Thanks for sharing this lovely, yet melancholy write. I hope you are managing to stay safe during the challenging days of sequestering and masks
morgen90210
"Wake me up when sept ends "
A matching song to this poem
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