OCTOBER WITH A DIFFERENCE

By YaseminB

Wed, 10 Oct 2018
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OCTOBER
WITH A DIFFERENCE

 

Sunlight
span in Gossamers

In
October.

Winter is
just around the corner.

Dahlias
sing a dulcet song

Yet! Yet!
Yet.

 

Rosehips
spin their hips: unashamedly ruby!

To the
candy-floss wind.

 

Pumpkins
of orange hues-

Burn!
Burn! Burn in suburban gardens.

Tourmaline
fields of Peckham:

All
senses gratified.

Apples of
trees entice!

Awaiting
to be crushed into pastes.

 

Yet time
doesn't await no-one nor October.

The
winter of drizzle is around the corner.

Cinnamon
scents, mulled wines, wide smiles on little faces

On
Christmases to compensate.

Every
cloud has a silver lining!

 

Certificate U
Poem
Nature

Comments

Submitted by skinner_jennifer on

Wonderful seasonal poem. touches all the senses and leaves a magic in the air.

Jenny.

 

 

Submitted by YaseminB on

Thank you Jenny.

Yasemin Balandi

Submitted by Rhiannonw on

You capture the mellowness of the cooling, shortening days, and the mixture of winter with its indoor warmth. You caught me in your first line! Rhiannon

 

Submitted by YaseminB on

thank you rhiannon

Yasemin Balandi