Autumns End

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    Autumns End

    The splender of pastel reds, blending orange and shades of yellows;
    what beauty are the maple leaves, drifting about upon pine needle pillows. Sun arising in a faded blue altering stratosphere; peering into dull ashen clouds, shedding gleaming beams through the holes like tears. The chill so clinging in the moist morning air; settles down covering grasses the branches and beaded droplets on a coastal pier.
    The scuffling activity from the creatures burrowing deep and below; preparing for the survival with frigid fluffs of white glistening snow.

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    Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

    cherokeewind51’s Poems (7)

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    An Open Heart 2
    If Only A Hint 1
    I Thank You 2
    (To nobody) A Tale of Hollowed Darkness 1
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    Autumns End 0
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