Autumnal Quilt Sonnet
The warmth of summer comes to an end
and feathered songs move onward.
A gentle breeze causes branches to bend
as the north wind beckons to be honored.
and feathered songs move onward.
A gentle breeze causes branches to bend
as the north wind beckons to be honored.
Pieces of cloth arranged with care
come alive in a forgotten room.
They're skillfully pieced with knowing flair
as the mum just waiting to bloom.
The autumnal chill in the air feels grand.
The windows, now closed, reveal hues of gold.
Steaming soup's on the stove, and with needle in hand
a quilter works on her pattern of old.
Now is the time to fill one's heart right
with warmth that will gratify a cold winter's night.
© Jeanne I. Lakatos
You can listen to my reading of this poem by clicking HERE.
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