I know you all are bored to death with my raptures over autumn, bored to death over my autumn-inspired poetry, bored to death over it all. But bear with me this one last time and I promise I won't speak of it again....for a week at least. ;)
"Autumn Landscape"
By Rachel Heffington
A glimm'ring, golden, vibrant sheen
Upon the leaves once rustling green;
A quick'ning, blood-red, 'passioned glow
Where summer's verdure loved to show;
A dusky, haunting, crimson stain
Dyes every maples in the lane;
A flick'ring orange, dizzying flame
Puts all of spring-time to a shame.
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2 comments:
I like it!! I love poetry about Autumn. It is my favorite time of the year!
Oh come now, one cannot speak over much about Autumn! It is such a glorious, regal time of year. ^.^ Your poem did it great justice, Rachel. Beautiful words, painting a beautiful picture. Lovely work.
(Also, you're killing FRANK?! I rather liked dear Frank... You murderess, you. :P)
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