Autumn Leaves


Leisurely adrift in downward decent,
underneath midday's autumn sky
Donned amber tinges casting to red,
fluttering wayfarers seemingly fly


Whisked lofty scatterings aimlessly fall;
wind's spiraled gusting spins them round
Clustered colors shedding off trees,
amassed in layers blanketing ground


Hither swoops guiding leafy flight,
briskly rustlings in shifting gales
Shuffled yield swooshes from underfoot;

crumpled crackling heard along the trails


Crispy crinkled brittle leaves go crunch;
rifled swishing sweeps ripples through all
Seasons all lead one into the next;
winter springs to summer after each fall


© C.E. Vance

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a.griffiths57's picture

    A beautiful creation this

 

 

A beautiful creation this poem, your word usage is fascinating and descriptions so realistic. Liked your poem very much, a good read.


 

 

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cevance's picture

Thank you ever so much.

Thank you ever so much.

bishu's picture

That was a really nice description Mr Vance

That was a really nice description Mr Vance coupled with superb rhyming.I specially liked the poem for its simplicity.


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