Golden Tomorrows
By skinner_jennifer
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Approaching my sixth week of recovery, I'm excited for those brand new tomorrows free of pain, to walk in parks, woodlands and forests, just an aching to surround myself with nature once more.
Feelings of wonderment as cozy darkness arrives,
caressing ardent senses at the coming season...then
thoughts of Autumn's trail of mysteries embrace my
imagination, perceived energies flow all around me,
there's always a need to rewrite over and over
significance of poetic expression, important
to my sanity...showing a path I must follow;
not just today but in my near and distant future.
I think of:
Stumpy blackberries tucked away
tickled secretly by musty redolence,
an assortment of woodland decay
mixed with damp undergrowth,
stunning radiance astounds the eyes
as dappled colors sway on branches,
flickering in late dazzling rays of sun;
setting the scene for a magical vision,
golden leaves of the season's fate
though strong-willed holding fast,
come October's gradual decline
weakness hinders all their plans,
floating, they don't crash on impact
but glide on zephyr's gentle breeze,
composed they touch down gently
to slumber upon earth's rich soil,
seduced by the passages of time,
seeds work their way towards future
generations, seeking Winter's languid
terrain, Summer's balmy passion soon forgotten.
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Some lovely thoughts on the
Some lovely thoughts on the moving seasons. Hope you can get out there soon.
Stumpy blackberries tucked away
tickled secretly by musty redolence,
an assortment of woodland decay
mixed with damp undergrowth,
— really evokes the smell of damp early autumn among the blackberry bushes!
Rhiannon
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good to hear this upbeat note
good to hear this upbeat note and things are going well, but not so keen on the darkness and musty redolence to me sound like pissing down here.
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So glad to hear things are
So glad to hear things are going well, Jenny. Hopefully you will be out and about for all mists and mellow fruitfulness!
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Hope you get out soon and
Hope you get out soon and find peace in the wide spaces, and find a strong new rythm for your walking, too
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