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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required AUTUMN IN UDELNAYA WOODS The smoke from the shashlik fires made us hungry So that we could have eaten the falling golden manna from the trees Offered to two wanderers in this sylvan wilderness. Not forty years, but forty minutes in which life changed for us. It was only a field trip she said, to study the socio-environmental Arrangement, the attitudes, of couples in the autumnal picnic grounds. She needed the truth for her dissertation, she needed my help. Knight errant in the pursuit of knowledge, that’s me. In pursuit of her, if the simple truth be known. She gave me the golden opportunity I had been seeking all summer: Now the harvest was at hand, and the reaper all too ready. She needed photos to show the attitudes of the couples No photos were needed to show our attitudes. We were clearly a couple with attitude, and my socio-environmental Score matched hers exactly: that’s scientific for “we fell in love”. Look up! Such a glorious afternoon of yellows, and a blue sky. Look down! The lake reflecting our faces filled with smiling delight, Gold underfoot, and her lustrous flaxen hair draped over my shoulder. The field trip showed the truth, she knew it and so did I. It was forty years ago : we still remember it, tell our kids about it, Especially on fall days like today. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . Written by Sydney Peck 2 October 2011, and Entered in Francine Roberts’s Contest “A Nature Tale”
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