Remembering Autumn

Remembering Autumn

Remembering autumn
That evening blooming song,
With daydreams desideratum
Where lost longings belong;
Remembering the dreams
That nowhere coexisted,
The lonesome sunbeams
The coming shade twisted.

Remembering the days
Of the withering blooms,
Fallen leaves in alleyways
And what the earth resumes;
All shall be here forgotten
In the days ahead that come,
Summer's sweet abdications
For the dark winter's hum.

Remembering autumn
For leaves turned to red,
Lost their green freedom
To fall off to their dead;
Remembering moments
Your yearning came too,
All the scenting abundance
The senses could construe.