Remnants of a moon;
night dust and refracted light
slumbering on glass
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dogtrax
boosted
thirty degree chill
kept me under covers a
bit longer today
(I am up now with breakfast coffee at hand.)
thirty degree chill
kept me under covers a
bit longer today
(I am up now with breakfast coffee at hand.)
dogtrax
boosted
heavy frost to scrape
before going for donuts
announces winter
heavy frost to scrape
before going for donuts
announces winter
Etching art on glass,
frozen moments of night pass
into memory
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heavy frost to scrape
before going for donuts
announces winter
Some days, the world breaks
down, like decomposition
of leaves in the rain
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(You and are writing a lot about leaves these days .. we are true New Englanders)
rainy and cool out
as the dawn breaks for the day
to dry fallen leaves
A wind dance romance;
each branch leaves its love to chance,
and wild circumstance
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(Yet another one that doesn't quite make sense but is built on rhyme word play, which I enjoy doing from time to time)
hanging leaves are sparse
as fall completes its changes
auguring winter
Time seems elusive
when the hands of the small clock
bend themselves backwards
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the clocks are set back
no longer are we saving
time. It's standard now.
dogtrax
boosted
chilly at the start
of an expected cool day,
this marks October
chilly at the start
of an expected cool day,
this marks October
Trees become artists:
they're painting summer grass with
dollops of color
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chilly at the start
of an expected cool day,
this marks October
Each day brings delay
as summer decays into
Autumn's short embrace
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dull, muted colors
adorn the trees this autumn
from a dry summer
With wind on its way,
how many leaves will remain,
from those here today?
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(We still have plenty of green here so I suspect the coming storm will do what it does, but that foliage will still be strong in the aftermath -- not like some year, where one good storm brings everything down)
the forecast is rain,
followed by quite a bit more,
a fall nor'easter
One final petal
drops beneath the fallen leaves
of the old oak tree
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