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Autumn Glory – Blues Assuaged

by The Walrus 

Posted: 23 August 2003
Word Count: 115


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Dusk’s curtain draws earlier each day
Summer’s laughter ebbing away

The fatigued trees
Surrender their abundance
In the final days of hay

The daring green’s declaration
Became the decadent gold’s glorification

Nature fades her landscape to grey
Calming the rhythm of her pulse

And as the swelling blues
Spill uncontrollably
Across the barren brown
She herds her flock underground

But within her subterranean home
She throbs her even beat
And she remembers
Her hallowed covenant…

That in robes of passionate purple
And the aura of her brazen red
She will return.

And,
With tendrils of her tender charm
With a lullaby of soothing sweetness
She will hush the swollen blues
Into the land of forgetfulness






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Fearless at 09:41 on 23 August 2003  Report this post
I like this one rather a lot.
The first two stanzas actually take me there.........and the feeling that nature knows she will return - I can see the expression on her face.

Thanks, Fearless

Ellenna at 19:22 on 25 August 2003  Report this post
This is a beautiful ode to the oncoming Autumn.. and to the relentlessness of Spring's return again... lovely

Ellie:)



The Walrus at 09:22 on 26 August 2003  Report this post
Thanks Fearless and Ellie. Witnessing the dwindling days, always turns me into a despondent drama queen. I wanted to write something to remind myself that the riotous spring will return.

Glad you liked it.

The Walrus


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