Gracefully Summer lowers her head

Anna D. Invernizzi
1 min readSep 3, 2018

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“woman lying on grass” by Alex Blăjan on Unsplash

I walked today, eyes gazing skyward
to the canopy of green above;
glorious green speckled with ochre, stippled,
resplendent in the final throws of summer.

The sun fading daily as nights draw in,
as though the leaves are stealing it’s weakening rays,
mirroring, mimicking sunshine for the darker days ahead.

And summer begins to lower her head
to autumn’s glorious crown,
ablaze in every shade of umber, gold and red,
waiting with temporary temperance,
as summer dances her final dance
of dappled light in swaying boughs,
now heavy and ready to shed.

With levity, September's breeze breathes
and sings a chorus there between the trees,
softly, quietly calling
the oldest song that was ever sung,
as autumn leaves steal the last rays of sun.

Inspired by the newly turned leaves today; if you like what you’re reading feel free to follow me and check out my other pieces. Thank you!

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Anna D. Invernizzi

Multidimensional Creative | Exhibited Artist | Exploring life & all facets of the human experience www.AlchemistoftheArts.co.uk @alchemist.of.the.arts