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November (Sonnet 12)

November 14, 2011
By raeherron SILVER, Lewis Center, Ohio
raeherron SILVER, Lewis Center, Ohio
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November sunsets under which we play,
We pass gold frosted fields and sparkling lakes.
Explore our hometown like bright eyed new babes
My eyes do feel more open as of late.
More open to the changes that we are,
Do you see how you’ve become something else?
Will you, butterfly, follow seasons far?
Tell me, where points the compass of yourself?
Are you a cocoon, I must free, to go?
I can see you in the November sky,
But I fear you may fall in flakes of snow
From December clouds that I will never find.
To fall on grounds my feet will never walk,
To forget all the truths of which we talked.

The author's comments:
This is a part of a crown of sonnets entitled New Year's Day, then each of the months, then New Year's Eve and then The Moment. This is a part of a collection I have been working on called The Year.

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on Nov. 21 2011 at 8:44 pm
raeherron SILVER, Lewis Center, Ohio
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Thank you :)

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on Nov. 19 2011 at 9:51 pm
Your talent never ceases to amaze me