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Autumn Wandering


I walk to the crestfallen edge

Of the beaten trail,

Laced with solemn departed branches

And perishing flaxen spades.

 

A single sparrow flits among

The trees that twist like veins,

But as I look up to call it by name

It swiftly darts upwards to the glinting sapphire frame.

 

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