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Autumn Winds





Summer dies

on Winter’s battlefield

as her colourful fanfares disperse.



~¤~


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Written October 23rd, 2004

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  • Ellis gold member
    December 2, 2007

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    Good

    The Battle of the Seasons

    I won't let summer win says winter
    I'll stomp that season; it will splinter

    Then in a year it was back
    Ready for another attack
    --------

  • ulysses
    August 11, 2005
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    EXCELLANT

    A magical rainbow leafy canvas woven on its seasonal melanchony
    or
    A MAGICAL MELANCHONICAL SEASON WOVEN ON A LEAFY RAINBOW CANVAS.
    Edited on Aug 14, 1:59 p.m. because ''.


  • Hoosierpoet silver member
    March 8, 2005
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    Good job in capturing the mood of encroahing winter - but I like it best when Spring wins out over the cold!!!

    Best wishes,
    Moses


  • -Twilight-
    December 11, 2004
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    Beautiful, very.


    Stephanie

  • ecrivain01
    December 4, 2004
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    This is a haiku. I wasn't expecting that. Very nice. Wonderful pic too.


  • enymatik90-09
    November 11, 2004
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    thee pic and the poem are quite sweet!


  • anyonita jenea
    October 30, 2004
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    wow...between that most amazing polaroid and those words...i am blown clear away...this is the greatest thing i've read in a looooong time...wow...your talent amazes me....wonderful exceptional extraordinary write! blessed be!
    anyonita

  • mysticriver
    October 26, 2004
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    I love this..so wonderful..even in the forced shortness...you really were descriptive and effective. I know summer has gone, fall is here...and winter will take over soon.


  • Kristen Corpse
    October 25, 2004
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    Absolutely amazing! This is wonderfully written. Though short, I feel it is very very powerful. Best of luck in the contest CrimsonUniverse. Keep up the good work. I like reading your poetry. It makes me feel so at home somehow. Very nicely written once again. Blessed be.

    Kristen


  • poeticweaver gold member
    October 24, 2004
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    Beautiful pic, wonderfully expressed and written, I just love this piece, you have a gift for this I see! I wish you all the best within this contest, and it's nice reading you once again my friend!

    -Timothy The Poetic Weaver~


  • poetryality silver member
    October 24, 2004
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    This is lovely. Yes, I agree "fanfares disperse". And what fanfares indeed. I love the blowing leaves. Oh how they dance in the wind. This is exquisite, and surely allows all readers to experience Autumn. Thank you so much for this entry. It is a natural perfection!


  • Kalexi
    October 23, 2004
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    Jen

    This is so lovely

    's
    Karen


  • Hoosierpoet silver member
    October 23, 2004
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    Beautifully done!


  • Ladybug
    October 23, 2004
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    wow Jen, this rocks and I enjoyed the colorful imageary you paint the new season in with the selected wordage is impressive
    Tamara

  • CrimsonUniverse
    October 23, 2004
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    With colourful fanfares I mean the leaves flying about on the
    wind, not a season. So I will keep it as it is
    But thank you

    Jen
    Edited on Oct 23, 9:28 because ''.


  • AngelSeeker silver member
    October 23, 2004
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    You did a great job on this. It's not easy to describe such a vibrant season in just 10 words. I know, I tried this contest too. I loved the picture you painted. The only thing that gave me pause as far as your form were the words "fanfares disperse." Since autumn is a season and singular, I would think that "fanfare disperses" would seem more in line. Keep in mind I'm not an expert... but it was something that popped out at me. Good luck in the contest. ~ Patti ~


  • Mythtress
    October 23, 2004
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    Wonderful

    This has such wonderful imagery! I can see the "battle" as it were and see the trees in my mind's eye. Too Cool!

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