
The autumn air washes over me,
cold and fresh and cleansing
So often I think of fire as the
impetous for washing away
the old and underserving
But this cool of changing seasons
speaks of the death of the old,
the body as it cools and enters sleep,
dark caves where our ancestors hid
treasures of art for future generations
It marks a turning, a change, movement
into the ever-elusive future as if
then really could be now
So I take a deep breath and let
the burning cold remind me I'm alive
and still my thoughts into this
waking dream of color and newness
born out of the death of the old
About the Creator
Erin Brosey
I am a fantasy author and poet living in San Francisco working on completing my first novel. I'm looking forward to sharing short stories and poems here and being part of this community.



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