As if the Heavens scattered some gold on earth
Glistening beneath the sunshine..
Were leaves in yellow, scarlet, brown
Marking the joy of the season's birth,
The trees decked with a golden crown..
One by one, and then in a row,
The painted leaves came tumbling down..
With crisp rustles in the whistling breeze,
They spread a carpet, grand and slow..
Cheering their way with utmost ease.
The clouds above seeing the glow
Of ruby and gold in guise..
Down they sent, drizzles few
Yearning to join the august show..
Which the angels from Heavens threw..
The celebrated season is here atlast
Drenching the land with hue..
Songs of Spring, whispers, from Summers past
And the flakes of Winter due..
Together they rejoice the Autumn Feast!
A contest entry
- Come Autumn in multicolored Hues by cherche -d -ame.
5250 points, ended August 25, 2008, 17 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
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100th Hood-Wink Celebrations!
A excellent Autumn poem, with captivating metaphors and rich imagery...the season of autumn is so impressive, full of beauty in the dying leaves...you have penned some quality lines, far too many for me to re-type here, but one stands out above the rest 'They spread a carpet, grand and slow...'
You have been Hood-Winked by a Poetic Bandit
Love and smiles ~Lilac
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And the flakes of Winter due.." I wish I'd written that! Lovely
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wow
simply superb. I think i oughta take some notes from you. you got my tongue hanging out. how do you write so good? absolutely beautiful. and i love the fall. you should definitely write me back, please
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heavens gold ! absolutely stunning. i felt warm just reading it. nature is magically woven, and your words have brought that miracle to life!!
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thank you. I couln't help but get in a sort of festive mood with your entry. It rings so full of a celebratory occasion and I believe for many [including self] that is what autumn is. Thanks again,
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reenie
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very good
Nice tribute to autumn. I especially like the second stanza and the image of the carpet.
I like the rhyming lines, but I was wondering if the rhythm might be more even if you wrote the poem using quatrains instead.
Anyway, nice work!
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hi.. thank you for the comment
dint seriously attempt at any form here, so just made it as it flowed
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