Taken at Stone Mountain, GA, 24 May 2014, with a Nokia Lumia 1020. I darkened the exposure and cropped it in Photoshop.
Fields in flower, love in Spring,
Joy to human hearts it brings.
Life awakens, love in bloom,
happiness fills every room.
Gentle showers rain again,
Summer winds blow quickly in.
Life is wondrous, warm, secure.
Love comes quickly, more mature.
Heated days give passionate haste,
To livened kisses, quick embrace.
Yet, all seems well in Summer sun,
though Autumn’s breezes have begun.
And though there’s warmth, the warmth is old
For kisses soon grow steadily cold.
Your eyes are turned to Springtime bliss.
Another’s lips you long to kiss.
Your eyes then turn, to find her gone.
Winter’s chill left you alone.
G. M. Lupo is an author and award-winning playwright from Atlanta, Georgia. His work has been performed at Merely Players Present in Doraville, GA (2019), Academy Theatre in Hapeville, GA (2018), and The Essential Theatre in Atlanta (2017). He is a member of the Dramatists Guild and the Independent Book Publishers Association. His most recent publication is Atlanta Stories: Reconstruction (2020), available at all online book sellers.
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