The mornings these days are a little too calescent The Asters are a little too zestful, chorusing their songs in muffled voices. The dusks these days are a little too Solicitous the auburn petals orchestrating along with the crimson sky in a little more ecstacy. The dawns these days are a little too balmy the fragile air unfurling it's cinnamon, cider, sandalwood scents driving the deliriousness a little too much. The little too much raphsody of Feuille Morte leaves is gamboling in the golden laced roads, the tantalizing sea yawning with every brisk breath of nature. The maples, these days are a little too euphoric, the tranquilized mustard, a little too inpatient to lunge for the blue, Kans inviting the divinities all the way through the paths of heaven auspicating the awaited prayers. The glee of heart and the smiles on pastel lives are a little too prosaic these days The nature is soaked with transcendental colours of exuberance, everywhere the zeal of euphonies are a little too much Farewell to the summer somewhere loafing as the fall comes in, the mood is in the air these days as autumn deliberately unrolls itself a little too much. |
This is a lovely poem full of the scents and colors of autumn. Well done Rushali. Are you in Europe or America or in the Himalayan foot hills? Your description is exquisite. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry for the late reply, but thank you so much for taking your time to read it and comment. I am actually from India, though not from the Himalayan foot hills, autumns here always come with festivals , but beside that I have always craved to visit the picturesque fall of Europe!!
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