All Things are useful, and Needful.

All Things are useful, and Needful  

           Every artist was first an amateur: 

                                                           Ralph Waldo Emerson

Stringing together, this unique ensemble: with only a pencil-on-pad connection; in an attempt

to find the right directions, this unimpeded illustration brought about with drifting leaves; of nouns as they fade alone side verbs in moderation avenue their colors rusty

gold mystique in shades of orange beige: adverbially turquoise: how they once flourished.

Intone, now melancholic abandoned, and alone. To be slumber drab: being gathered for

recyclable landscape, no less abbreviated, and appreciated,

So this rhyme flows as those leaves, with its muse of Jubilee.

In search of an extraordinary: idea for their inclination, as to why such a correlation.

Scattered around as decoration; as confetti: railing this poetic annunciation in the hope of

focus rake  concentration; since it’s all about cultivating and  creative imagination

to sculpture a living poof, metamorphosis, henceforth having stirred curiosity brings

adjectives, with straps around the scenery panorama view: captured picture once

dormant  aesthetic all things are useful, alone this line  of ratification: peculiar 

Similar conjunction, function in grammar; pronunciation, an expression red gold trees.

Trying to avoid punctuation, because this simple demonstration; sentence of a question mark and comma, pause: thereby bringing together, student, teacher, student.

To critique the cliche of awakening the sleeping giant; to polish those diamonds in the rough touche’ never question marks my lyrical vibration.

If they sentence you to the role of an amateur artist.