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Autumn's Evening Star


I long to embrace the stars that dance in the night

In hopes of resparking the glow of this bleak heart 

Showers of colors that drowns my sight 

the moment I take hold of your easeful soothing hand

In nature's fields and graceful breeze

Truth takes hold in this sacred land

My many of days has come to times end

A life's road can no longer pass

My last breath spent my heart at a mend

Come and walk with me a far

Through a new road of rest 

My dear Autumn evening star 

 

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