Fall's Beginning

September is here and the Fall's,
Beginning like a second Spring,
When each leaf becomes a Golden,
Flower from a night's frosty fling.

How I see your face every Fall,
In the last warmth of a bright sun,
In the chilly mornings and in,
The Harvest Moon when day is done.

How glorious the Autumn Leaves,
Now in their crowning glory year,
As the Summer days end their time,
When the crispy nights breeze by near.

Whispering winds bring the cooler,
Nights with the lighter frosts glowing,
When skies painted a deeper blue,
Linger as leaves rustle blowing.

How I see your face every Fall,
When Summer nights end and Autumn,
Bonfires begin when dry corn stalks,
In the winds finally succumb.

Sheltered in a yellow coating,
Over an old dreamy barn where,
The Harvest Corn was stocked I see,
Blushing trees, the promises there.

Sweet and smiling were those Autumns,
Romantic were our days to be,
A little part of Heaven's sweetness,
Winked at us underneath a tree.

How I see your face every Fall,
Just walking 'cross stepping stones to,
Look at the flaming sunset near,
The quiet stream, how I loved you.

Fall's Beginning has winds breezing,
Memories of love long ago,
As my special feelings embrace,
Like the Autumn leaves overflow.

Love is in the air with all the,
Golden memories in my heart,
With no ghost of a chance to turn,
The lost years 'round for a new start.

How I see your face every Fall,
Holding me in your arms my love,
As the Sun shines its brightest glow,
Warming as a blanket thereof.

Yes September's here and the Fall,
Has begun like a second Spring,
When Golden hearts remember love,
Flowering secret thoughts that sing.

©Sondra McPherson
08 September 2010
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