IN AUTUMN BLAZE
Mandarins and Courtiers
The trees came
Dazzling
In their bespoke gowns
Spilled
Summer’s hoarded sunsets
On our hungry palms.
ms 2006
posted by mike smith @ 3:03 PM
best words in the best order, sometimes poetry
Sunday, October 22, 2006
IN AUTUMN BLAZE
Mandarins and Courtiers
The trees came
Dazzling
In their bespoke gowns
Spilled
Summer’s hoarded sunsets
On our hungry palms.
ms 2006
best words in the best order, sometimes poetry
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- Name: mike smith
- Location: Brussels, Belgium
Grew up in England; many years in US and Canada; now in Brussels: working, writing ...run a poetry site/group in Brussels: www.brusselspoet.be
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1 Comments:
its too beautiful!!!
i can see it! feel it, hear the crunch!
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