colorful dying
the
art of autumn
is canvased
beneath our feet
greeting this
season of
colorful dying
with raptured living
and incomplete
lives.
Poem © 2010 by R. Burnett Baker
Photo courtesy of Willow from "Magpie Tales".
Thursday, October 7, 2010
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nice. i like the thought of colorful dying and that last stanza...rocks! nice magpie!
ReplyDeleteGerat. I just love "this season of colorful dying."
ReplyDeleteRick...heartbreakingly beautiful
ReplyDeleteI'd take that leap if I were you
such a word painter are you
I really like the concept of art beneath our feet...because Autumn leaves truly are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Magpie Rick!
"Colorful dying" and "art beneath my feet" are great expressions. As you know in my part of the world we can only imagine these things and take the word of others. Here it is the clear sky, crisp mornings, clear rivers flowing to the Gulf that make me know autumn has arrived. This morning is a prime example.
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ReplyDeleteart of autumn
is canvased
beneath our feet"
-very much enjoyed this!
Fallen leaves as a canvas ... I love it!
ReplyDelete...colorful dying...what a way 2 go...in a blaze of glory.
ReplyDeleteWith the majestic beauty of autumn, what a way to go!
ReplyDeleteNice write.
i really love the first stanza, beautiful, autumn's art.
ReplyDeletecolorful dying...
ReplyDeletelove the opening.
simple and cool tale.
Just... exquisite!
ReplyDeleteArtfully crafted!
ReplyDeleteColorful dying... combined with raptured living. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Rick.
ReplyDeletecolorful dying..raptured living
ReplyDeletelove that
Rick this is wonderful and beautiful! :-)
ReplyDeleteInvite you to try the prompts at Writer's Island...
ReplyDeleteGot your note on my blog. Rick, it's so nice you thought of me as you whizzed through Bastrop! That makes me feel great! What a whirlwind trip you & your mom had! I hope the weather was nice all over the state for you. October is a wonderful month to be in Texas. I sat outside most of today reading... and yesterday I was at the TX Book Festival in Austin.
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