AUTUMN
Lonely fox on London streets,
Running far, fixing you deep,
He sees your soul, breaks down your shield.
Fearful you; walking the streets,
Watching your step, feeling your skin.
Stormy weather, the watch from God
Falling cry, a haunting sound.,
Amidst your oaths, it is the hound,
Blessing you, inherent warmth–
A warmth so cool; do not look north.
The clouds turn dark. The fox hides back,
Soothing you, approach him near.
He looks at you, eyes drenched in fear;
You do not speak, nor do you touch –
A calming sound that can’t be heard.
Cherry blossoms now seek shelter –
From the winds, from your fervor:
Once frozen, once free, everlasting, you feel
A blessing or curse, a motion surreal
Led by the cries of leaves touching ground
Cool northern air caresses the trees,
Still standing and green, awaits melting in
With the soil and their roots, connected by skin
A tissue so old, the wrinkles appear
You cover and struggle, looking at your gear.
WINTER
Clear, thrilling windows changed by the night
In the morning, wake up, ahead frosty sight
Nervous, you hide under the blanket
Falling snow, you light the briquette,
Hoping it melts what’s left unanswered.
Walking out, white cloud ahead
Steps are loud, each like a dread
You look to the trees, once stood so green
Calm and breathing, a figurine –
They’re not afraid, so why are you?
Ephemeral land, sourced in a daydream
The fireplace burns, ahead rising steam
Like the seasons surging back, the fox manifests
Weary and lost, in harmony you stand
The sky falling down, the moonlight is bright
Silk fabric brushing the skin
Comfort in discomfort, living is sin
But don’t wonder, none exist without weakness
The final judgement does not expect
You to be blameless, you to be saint
As the winter drowns the trees, it glorifies:
The beauty in the fall, new hope in the eyes
No reprimand in the cold, no reprimand in warmth
Too close to the sun, too deep in the sea
The earth is enough, do not try to flee
SPRING
Snowdrops rising, coat covers the ground
Warming the landscape, new colors are found
You wander the streets, needle and thread
The willow appears, a dress smoothly plaid
Truth rediscovered, you smile when you cry
Chess tables in parks, ready for new rounds
And the people go outside, seeking calmness of the warmth
Older men and grandchild fight
In a war, tower takes knight
One had said: “it’s just stage fright”
No beauty compares, no place could outstand
As birds follow by migrating, in pairs,
The fox reappears, looks long at the sky
And so You step closer, enough to be heard
Four units of eyes, now fixing the herd
The sun warms your hearts
You sit on the ground, the fox lays right near
His head in your arms, you now feel alive
Innocent and pure, you both came so far
The hardest of tasks; to trust another palm
Iris in full glory, a pristine mauve shirt
Rising in masses, together they flirt
Intertwining with another, you follow the pattern
One palm in the other, gentle play of matter
As if in prayer, your palm and the flowers
SUMMER
The ocean turns warm, inviting you in
Once Freezing and scared, you follow the lead
The sand slowly dancing, a harmonious dream
A waltz of the earth, a melodious stream
You wander alike, if you could dance with?
A breakfast and laugh, the air tasting queer
You play with the cards that life gave this year
The fox builds a house with the deck on the table
You worry, he smiles:
If the house takes a spill, i’ll build a new pile
The coffee tastes bitter, the evening is clear
As you sit on the floor, cheeks caressed by a tear
Not sadness, not joy, just acceptance and hope
In the journal you write, the words are a trope
The letters like strings, protecting the sounds
The sun is the promise, of greatness ahead
You cover your eyes, afraid of the light
The Rays on your skin, a blanket of heat
You calmly enjoy, this new form of salvage
The turtles and camels, return in your sight
Curious fox on london streets
Running far, fixing you deep
he sees your soul, you let him in
Spartan you, running with him
Looking afraid, smile on your face.
Photo Credits: Anna Turowska
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