As Daylight Fades

While trees she’d their foliage
A season wilts and fades away
Alike the memories of a single age
Blending into a dull gray
As daylight fades, a mute stillness fills the air
And today dies, under an aging sun
As daylight fades, woeful silhouettes must depart
For today dies, with the end of a season too frail
Daylight slowly tumbles to the ground
Ever so slightly, days are weakening
For summer bestows to autumn
As September is falling
As daylight fades, a mute stillness fills the air
And tomorrow comes, with it’s bitter reminiscences
As daylight comes, revealing a ravaged scenery
And yesterday dies, I cannot look back at a world so dead
A cruel wing sweeps across your face
Carries a final tear and echoes a sigh
Never will we stand against the ages
Never will we be able to feel
No words will salvage
No words will heal
I have a forlorn inspried countenance
I watch a warm felt embrace die