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Nostalgia


Have It in grasp, and suckle It close For when It is gone What is left? Embrace It's beauty with a subtle kiss, And let it be known to the world that It is a part of you. The feeling of It against your aging skin, The mixed feelings brought about by It. Venus remains overhead in the desolate sky; The Sickle comes crashing down to remove the weeds in due time.
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