When Autumn Arrives

When Autumn Arrives, I shall seek you. Donned in a gray trench, inundated by your presence.
 You'd run through my mind, longer than the nights of dark hues.
For though you would be a moment, My heart will run bleak, my mind in quiescence.

Just like the sallow leaves, I'd wither and fall.
And just like the cold katabatic, you'd embrace it all.
Then one fall night, you'd change. Like the leaves do from yellow to cantaloupe.
Here my heart would turn bold, my mind so strange.
But the nights of morbid air would not deter my hope.

When nights grow longer, I shall weep through the day.
But you would be a beacon in my heart, When the lights fade away.
As the leaves turn russet, fall will fade.
 And with it, all emotions that the season trades.
To you though I shall hold on to Like a scarf on an autumn eve.
And when the days turn gleam, I will still believe.

 I would find you every fall,
 Just Like the subtle autumn breeze, Whenever autumn arrives I shall seek you, you who would put my mind and heart at ease.