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ice
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since 2003-05-17
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Pennsylvania

0 posted 2003-09-28 12:16 PM



Autumn mornings, they descend
In rivulets, sent forth by breeze;
Formed by night-mists on the trees,
*
and try to fill-up sieves of nests
That summer birds have built and left,
Fall on weed and flower seeds
That nestle in their duff-soft beds;  
On rabbit nose,
On deer and chuck,
On me:
*
The congregates, like suicides
Jump random, from the points of leaves
From high aloft they drop and then,
Make noisy,  splatter sounds;
(As their soft bodies hit the ground)



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passing shadows
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displaced
1 posted 2003-09-28 12:19 PM


wow! awesome write!
Martie
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California
2 posted 2003-09-28 12:28 PM


ice....You are very good at imagery...you make the natural world come alive.  Wonderful!
Sunnyone
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since 2000-07-06
Posts 5334
Staffordshire, England
3 posted 2003-09-28 12:33 PM


Fantastic...and especially so for us nature watchers!!! Loved every splashing moment...~S~

Accept these small gifts from my gypsy heart  ~S~

icebox
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in the shadows
4 posted 2003-09-28 12:52 PM


Well done.  You paint the quick but heavy feeling of Autumn in the forest.
KoKo
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Inside the shadow's shadow
5 posted 2003-09-29 05:12 AM


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