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Autumn


Summers gone Autumns here

Trees begin to shed their leaves

Copper browns russet reds abound the ground

Ly on grass beneath branch and trunk

Wind arrives blows leaves around

Autumn leaves Winter comes

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Aberdeen

61years old.Relatively new poet .Newly diagnosed with early dementia. Using poetry as a means to stimulate my brain.

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