b120 (9.22-1.2024): fall has come (you're gone)

fall has come (you’re gone) [i]
by a. man

gone (the heat of summer)
gone (the heart seems torn)
gone (the chirp of hummingbird), yes,
 
fall has come (you’re gone)
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·        the most significant thing that fall brings is what it appears to re-move: hummingbird activity.

·        the chirpers leave much too soon, imho.

·        like everything else in life, however, we get to miss that which we love – once it is gone. 
 
maybe the way to look at this type of yearning… is from a gratitude perspective:
 

“i am grateful to have experienced what i now (momentarily) miss.”

😊

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[i] martino, j. (9.22-1.2024). fall has come (you’re gone). book 120: i saw it on TELEVISION! © 2024 by j. martino.