This is an extraordinarily beautiful poem. It inspired me to write another rendition of it which you may keep as your own as a gift since it uses all of your ideas and some of your words: Each line has /0/0/0/ syllable meter where / is an accent, and 0 is a non-accent: It may be sung as a song:
Autumn
Chilly Fall winds form soft beds
where leaves flutter on the ground,
yellows mix with browns, and reds,
overhead loud geese resound.
Sheets of hail begin to fall
Dried husks twitch below the sky.
Naked trees claw at this pall,
as coyotes shout their cry.
This is an extraordinarily beautiful poem. It inspired me to write another rendition of it which you may keep as your own as a gift since it uses all of your ideas and some of your words: Each line has /0/0/0/ syllable meter where / is an accent, and 0 is a non-accent: It may be sung as a song:
Autumn
Chilly Fall winds form soft beds
where leaves flutter on the ground,
yellows mix with browns, and reds,
overhead loud geese resound.
Sheets of hail begin to fall
Dried husks twitch below the sky.
Naked trees claw at this pall,
as coyotes shout their cry.
What a lovely poem.
Leaves of red and yellow hue, sound of passing geese,sheets of cold rain, naked trees,grey sky,
and cry of coyotes.
Short poem includes so many elements!
Enjoyed the picturesque write.
And that's what I'd see one autumn day. I haven't seen one yet. Dry colored leaves dancing with the cold wind. A sight, indeed. Beautiful picture, I'll surely capture someday. :)
The images in this poem, and the way you establish them, remind me a whole lot of the sort you would see in a haiku. They are very crisp and they make observations of the natural world that really capture the essence of the objects you write about. My favorite lines are about the coyotes out in that cold night.
Love this. I am looking forward to autumn and returning to school.
My future awaits. Your poem brings this desire to life all over
again. I enjoyed this much!
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