END OF THE BEGINNING

END OF THE BEGINNING

A Poem by Aditi Nagvanshi
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Presenting to you my approach of looking at MOTHER nature. It's liberating and mesmerizing. Hope you will like it.

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"END OF THE BEGINNING"

Once again mother nature sets her course,

To bid farewell  to shredding leaves of deciduous trees,

Shimmering red and yellow leaves here and there,

Floats around like fire in the air!

All dressed up as gold and red brown dresses,

The trees are laughing once again,

Earthy hues and autumn star,

Joins to make a perfect picturesque landscape,

Crisp, cold breeze touching and blowing against my hairs,

Whispered adieu once again!!!

© 2019 Aditi Nagvanshi


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'END OF THE BEGINNING'
Aditi Nagvanshi,
This was lovely! I truly appreciate the transforming aspects of the autumn season.
'All dressed up as gold and red brown dresses,
The trees are laughing once again,
Earthy hues and autumn star,'
Sweet tribute to a sweet season.
Bless you.
Kathy

Posted 4 Years Ago


ah sweet bliss of autumn, This is written so well.
You have talent.

Posted 5 Years Ago


Aditi Nagvanshi

5 Years Ago

Thank you Brandie for your kind words. It means alot.
Jade

5 Years Ago

not a problem
my favorite season so well visualized with your slant rhyme and in-line rhyme and really nice imagery.
j.

Posted 5 Years Ago


Aditi Nagvanshi

5 Years Ago

Thankyou so much for your words of appraisal Jacob :)
I love fall, I like the unique way you talked about it.

Posted 5 Years Ago


Aditi Nagvanshi

5 Years Ago

Thankyou so much for your words! I really appreciate it :)
i love fall most of all! no season stirs me more than the evidence of autumn the colors the smells the breeze message of changes to come:) You paint a very nice picture in these words to the bunny. this had a nice rhyme and rhythm to it also is best read aloud in my opinion. just a suggestion but in the first line...
Once again mother nature has sets her course
might flow better if you omit the s in sets or you could just write....
Once again mother nature sets her course
(omitting the has) an easy oversight:)



Posted 5 Years Ago


Aditi Nagvanshi

5 Years Ago

Thankyou Sir for your review! I will definately do as u suggested.
There is always a pleasure in the autumn colours. The images while together here - shredding, shimmering, floating, dressing, laughing - each has its place in the riot of Autumn hues.

I liked the personal touch - the crisp breeze against your hair... But don't over-do the exclamation marks. Less is more!

Posted 5 Years Ago


Aditi Nagvanshi

5 Years Ago

Thankyou Jibey for your words. I will definately do as you suggested.
You have painted a lively scene and I love the way the poem flows. There is a smoothness in your approach, and it can turn into one of your poetic strengths.

Posted 5 Years Ago


Aditi Nagvanshi

5 Years Ago

Thankyou Vatsal for your kind words. It means alot.
Beautiful poem.. Mother nature at its best. Again, vocabulary is fantastic. Just try to improve rhymes. Loved it

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Aditi Nagvanshi

5 Years Ago

Thankyou Anish for your suggestions!
aditi,

Try to catch the flying words
they are appearing as dear friends , but not exactly
they will have decivers attire
and will always be with other's clutches


good attempt indeed

keep the rhythm

mp

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Aditi Nagvanshi

5 Years Ago

Sure Sir, definately I'll try to do my best. Thankyou for taking out your time and reviewing my work.. read more

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Added on March 26, 2019
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Aditi Nagvanshi
Aditi Nagvanshi

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