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Mulch
This is the season when friends gather
Around the hearth, the parlor, and table.
This is the time of changing weather
The trees transform, yellow elms, red maple
Autumn’s breathe blows, then sighs lovingly
Admires her work, bright orange and dark sable
Under a crimson sky; a portrait heavenly
Of nature’s brush, transient, a fall fable
Where breezes falter, start, move again evenly
Over the sea, across the ice, portend affable
Subtle change. A chill which lingers in the night
Under stars, with windy currents unstable
Imbues the being, and renovates October’s light
With icy glaze; we cease and continue as
Dead leaves, fertile mulch from winter’s blight
Flamboyant food of harvest’s repast
This is the season when friend’s gather
Around the hearth, the parlor, and table
This is the time of changing weather.
KBris 200s
1 comment:
the word "breathe" early on should be breath
many of the lines are one or two syllables too long, they need to
be tightened up, more compact
the overall piece needs to move
forward more fluidly to its
conclusion
more clarity, more
fluidity of diction, more editing
are needed -- i'm not sure the subject, mulch, is worth all the
literary effort
mike mooney
http://jcbcast@blogspot.com
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