Poetry and Writings from 2019

Summer's End

Summer's End
By Lisa Noe

The sun is dimming, which once shone bright.
The hours are shrinking, we have more night.
A breeze blows lightly, feeling so good.
Birds head south, as they should.

Summer is dying, coming to an end.
Autumn comes swiftly, becoming our friend.
Weeds and flowers wilting so quick.
Trees lose their leaves and look like a stick.

People leave lakes and beaches in droves,
They look for the farms where the pumpkins grow.
School begins, children will learn.
Christmas is the day for which I yearn.

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