A Mood-Change, And Its Consequences Poem by james watkin

A Mood-Change, And Its Consequences



Life's decorative accompaniment
Across this table's heed
Abrupt went to seed.
Midst which pride of bloomings'
Showing off today
Colour, with its complexion
Dis-spirited away.

For coldness, as surely
With storm bolt in a sky
Host of gustings by.
Beat down a path, which moods
As loudly heard were
For weather, rained through, to
Wail more than whimper.

Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: dinner,lady
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james watkin

james watkin

Melbourne Australia
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