Tea and Reverie

Tea and Reverie
Poems written during morning tea, by Marian M. Fay

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Autumn Move

And so Autumn had come
Not with a crisp, gusty, and hardy clarity
But with a quiet coolness behind the rains

Surely by now they would be snug and nestled
Enjoying their new digs, a new beginning
Not yet, not yet the blue jays cried

Late blooming summer flowers smiled
Mums and geraniums continued to grin
The greened up grass waited to be trimmed

While inside air conditioning was replaced by heat
Constant were their thoughts of what to give away
What parts of their past can they part with this time

Things that were important to keep weren't so much anymore
Friends and family and relationships are what mattered
Keep the pictures but live with and enjoy people not stuff

The house stands ready for a new family, a new beginning
A family who will experience much peace, happiness and joy
That is the legacy they wish to leave and entrust

These are the things this Autumn would be made of
Warmth, faith, and hope for what lies ahead
Gratitude, friendships, and love for those they left behind.

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