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Autumn Color

November 6, 2018
By D-P-Stimson SILVER, Lincoln, Rhode Island
D-P-Stimson SILVER, Lincoln, Rhode Island
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The flaming lawns of lanes and streets

the blaze that crunches under feet

The treetop fire devours the sap

And crackling and fizzing spat

From the bushes springs incendiary heat

and scaly wicks by sight entrap

And hold in morbid fascination as they beat

the living blood out of the tree

Falling drip

                drip

                      drip

                             drip

the droplets of nectar accrete


All the flaming sends up ash like snow

the heavy clouds, eat and grow

Creeping out like strangers

The icy gale begins to blow

Waiting for the fruit of fires to fall like snow


The author's comments:

This peice is about the leaves of fall, bright red and yellow, all fallen and strewn about everywhere, like fire or blood. The vibrancy and intensity of the color and the massive quantity of leaves is impressive and worthy of mention. Anytime such an oppotunity for creationg art is squandered, then it is truly a great loss.


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