november's poems.

day one

exhaustion is not

the word

tired doesn't describe

this feeling

not wanting to go

back to sleep

but not fully

awake either

daylight savings

messes with

my body

I sigh

day three

two leaves appear

as leaches on the

fast pace road

far from the water

dying from the lack

of blood in their

system leaping like

worms in the wind

helplessly stranded

from the tree

they once hung from

day four

sunshine escapes

with the puffy clouds

disappearing behind

the falling rain

droplets fall
onto my car

wind blows the leaves

I just photographed

into the crisp air

getting lost in

the ever changing

seasons in this world

day seven

stupid people think

they have it all

I wonder what goes

through their brains

what they speak

is not sane

there's a difference

between taking a joke

and being petty

day ten

stars glisten in the

night sky lighting

the sleeping earth

blinded by the overpowering

light of the sun

breeze blows by

pushing leaves with

my tires as the

wind guides my way

day eleven

once again

the transition

is near

saying goodbye

to the magic

of autumn

to unfortunately

welcome the

presence of

cold winter

day seventeen

streets turn to glass

mirroring the world above

headlights turn to christmas lights

red and green bulbs all around

snow gently falls to the ground

silencing the moments of now

day twenty-one

golden sky outlined

by dark trees

with it's little leaves

night is not dark

dim light by falling

snowflakes that will

be gone by

day's begin

day twenty-two

we all have meaning
to at least one

person in life

sometimes that's all

we need to know

to get through

the day

day twenty-six

scars never leave

only fade into

your skin

becoming a

permanent

part of your

body

a reminder of

the moment

that left a mark

day twenty-eight

white snow floats

through the cold

morning air

autumn is whisked away
by snow's sudden arrival

everything that once was

is now something else

snow is not horrible
but I prefer autumn's leaves