A Fall that Speaks of Rain

A Fall that Speaks of Rain

A Poem by Richard Williams
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After the Rain.

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Apples strewn in random panorama,
Frosty Jack longs for autumn‘s better half.
Trees transcend with red and yellow raiment,
each glorious painted leaf a show piece.
Rain clouds fade to scenes of nature’s wonder.

Then we walk along a cobblestone street
holding hands, ecstatic and spent for each
electric intake of sweet scent we breathe.

Remind me how often raindrops occur
as a conveyor of fine ambrosia.
Ice must abide--for now, even Bambi
nuzzles lovingly in fresh sheets of rain.

(After The Rain: A double acrostic.)


© 2010 Richard Williams


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Wonderful use of imagery beautiful piece of poetry.

Posted 5 Years Ago


uau! this is a real special acrostic . Beautiful! well done!

Posted 7 Years Ago


William,
A very lovely submission for the contest. From the first descriptive line to the last, you set a scene of beauty. Thank you and good luck!

Helena

Posted 7 Years Ago


what unique piece, I totally loved the acrostic, I'm glad you entered my contest :)

Posted 8 Years Ago


Excellent acrostic.
Brilliant and amazing how much thought and effort you put into the first and last letter to the title.

Congratulations on your well deserved win.

Trace

Posted 9 Years Ago


I love this poem! The imagery is vivid and beautiful...a real treat for the senses! Plus double kudos for pulling off a double acrostic so masterfully.

Posted 13 Years Ago


that’s a good picture…
Rain stimulates emotions….
And emotions evoked by rain and cloud has a special hue….
Loved the way you wrote the poem very much….


Posted 13 Years Ago


Woah, double acrostic. Never seen that before. Even taking the very structured poem, it reads smoothly and the sensory details are just perfect. I smell rain...

Posted 13 Years Ago


What a sweet poem. So vivid the imagery is. Enjoyed

Posted 13 Years Ago


What can I say? You are among the most skilled poets I've ever read. The way you use such a difficult structure, and yet make it read so smoothly is awe-inspiring. I find it difficult to believe that this hasn't been reviewed yet. This is awesome, and going into my favorites.
100/100

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Tags: rain, panorama, autumn, red, yellow, cobblestone, scent, breathe, ambrosia, Bambi


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