Hope From Autumn

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Leaves of reds and russet browns,
Fall down amongst autumnal sounds.
Meandering streams,crow song up high-
From trees barren-reaching to the sky.
A crisp frost-laden-autumnal morn-
Woodland floor,a blanket all forlorn.
Crisp frost covered leaves,sparkle and shine
Sun shines through trees in a light filled line.
Withered autumn leaves -diamond sparkled by light-
In still in me a new found fight.
My heart now uplifts to a happy high,
Beauty on earth as it is in the sky.
Withered leaves transformed by frost and light,
Shine on through even the darkest night.
Bringing hope to the future to end suffering and pain-
Springtime and new life to begin once again.

 
Written by Rosann Ferrier

 

  • Author: rf32 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 31st, 2016 17:05
  • Comment from author about the poem: I wrote this after walking through the woods in autumn.the trees and nature always inspire me
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  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    WELCOME ROSANN - Beautiful first poem - love rhyming couplets and the rhythm is perfect too - great poem to recite ! Love the content too - The transition from Autumn to Winter (in the UK) is always beautiful. Frost and snow (if we get any !) transforms everything. Also in the UK because we get four proper seasons each year - we all know that however hard the Winter "Springtime and new life will begin once again ! Thanks for sharing BRIAN



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