Poetry by
Shannon L. Delsol

Melancholy

Lack of Presence
breezes
Dead Bird
collapse
Origami Woman
Kindling
Supping on My Soul
The Famished Muse
A Voyage Made in Vain
The Well is Dry
Mascara
My Incubus
Fear is My Governess
It's All the Same to Me
My Life's Garment
Partial Silence
Out of Synch
Green Queen
Old Wetsuits
Malevolence
The Seasons of My Heart
The Occasion of My Birth
Memories
These Shadowed Lines
A Seaman's Daughter
Four Birds of Prey
I Always Worried
Sweet Oblivion

Lost Loves
Phantoms

Reared Within a Prison
Deep Blue John
medusa 
Apology Not Accepted

*Home*

   Seasons of My Heart

Like rain, tender words mist your cheeks.
You turn your collar against the storm.
Too often you have weathered my love
and felt its changing seasons.

Spring has blessed us many times;
hot summers affirmed our passions,
yet my heart remains an almanac;
the onset of winter certain in its charts.

Do not dread my darkest autumns,
when curt words fall like deadened leaves!
Even then, my love belies their color,
affirming the promise of rebirth.

When next my sentiments drop like rain,
drink of them, with certain knowledge
that like the shifting moon and stars
there is comfort in their patterns.

Written October 23, 2001

 

 

 

 

 


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