Autumnal Confetti

Autumnal Confetti

A Poem by Gee
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A seasons change.

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A seasons end celebration,
Autumnal confetti abounds,
covering the damp and the frosty,
a warm quilt sewn over the ground.

Flowers they bow to the cooling,
slowly all colour is gone,
whilst birds take flight for the winter,
the air bereft of their song.

The warmth of the sun but a memory,
as it sits, low slung in the sky,
"farewell, I'll miss you this winter"
my heart it says with a sigh.






© 2018 Gee


Author's Note

Gee
Just a quick one to stop the pen from healing up.....writing for writings sake.

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Couldn't agree with you more Gee. The seasons change not only on the outside, but change us too, gradually warning us that the holiday is over and it is time to get ready for the years end and prepare for our winter dance of many layers and many more grumbles. :)

Posted 7 Years Ago


Gee

7 Years Ago

Indeed, and I cant be doing with the cold. Cheers
Your rhyming flows so effortlessly, the poem lacks not an ounce of charm.
This my favourite season. Not too, not too cold, not too wet. Just right.


Posted 7 Years Ago


Gee

7 Years Ago

I'm a spring man myself, not liking the cold I know warmer weather is not to far off. Thank you
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Brilliant work, Gee. Very poetic and just a beautiful ode to Autumn. Well Done.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Cheers,very kind.
You are such an gifted writer, you put down feelings of longing and memory with seemingly effortless ease. The description of Fall, and the onset of winter, one which would see the 'dethronement' of the Sun, is sensitively described.

Good job as always,

Best,
M.

P.S. I was wondering if there should be an apostrophe 's' after season in the first line, I maybe wrong.


Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

I will look into that,thank you for such kind words.
Yes, to miss is so true for me of those colors and peaceful times that you convey through this poem of yours!

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Thanks for reading Josie
Josie E. Cook M. A.

8 Years Ago

You are welcome!
Loved the images of Autumn Confetti and warm quilts on the ground. Winter won' t seem so harsh after those comforting descriptions.
Norman

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Cheers Norman
'a warm quilt sewn over the ground' - lovely!

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Thank you....
Without the darkness and the cold we are supposedly unable to appreciate the warmth and the brightness but that's a crock. Then again look at those who live in perma-sun - like in La-la land. Too much of a good thing can make us a bit mental.

Keep writing Gee for feck's sake not writing's sake mo chara. :D
Stay Lucky...
(hugs)

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Gooooooooooood morning Anti.Hope you are well matey and all is ok on the Emerald isle.Haven't really.. read more
ANTO

8 Years Ago

Hey Gee...nothing wrong with trying to better ourselves mate by adopting 'some things' from those we.. read more
Wow perfection. This poem is so tight. Not a word in the wrong place.. I love the imagery.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Thank you.....
Michelle Gent

8 Years Ago

You're welcome.
You've summed it up quite well, it's the time of year that i both love and dislike most.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Gee

8 Years Ago

Thank you...

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Added on October 31, 2015
Last Updated on September 4, 2018
Tags: Winter, Summer, Autumn, confetti, flowers, birds, sun

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Milton keynes, United Kingdom



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