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September Rays


As autumn's rays peirce leafy canopies above, You can't help but contemplate thy love, For how dost love a sun? You reach, you grasp, but how your efforts are in vain, But cry not, for thy kin the trees knoweth thy pain, They tell thou of a way to embrace your love, Be still, be patient, and thy love's warm caress be unto you.
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