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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required VIDEO/AUDIO on YouTube above. NOTE: On the video; double-click to enlarge, and/or, right-click for the drop-down menu and click on 'Loop' for auto-repeat. Autumn's Wink at Winter Stares at the glit of a harvested moon, felicitous sways northernly o'er ripen earth, divorcing neath horizon's haulage. Rises the yam sun that courses a forenoon cast, towering mist espoused crusted loam and verdurous life, progresses towards insignificance. Abandon lofty leafy legions, descension in crumpled layers, ... of impaled saffron petals, ... of lain chartreuse fronds. Strewn against a capricious path, the weight of feet crinkles crispy snaps to arouse the quietude, echoes summons a dusty field in white, ebbing the tides of a wintry breath. Afar strewed a few sunflowers to escort its mentored sun, ere setting to their eastward repose position. Brisk breeze encounters a trial, a crafted shawl snuggly wraps, homeward bound via hot cider, a lit fireplace as a book is read. A forested cabin well-engaged boast outwardly entertained, prominence forestalls in burgundy, copper, and blonde, snowflakes tenderly smooch the befallen perianths, forgivingly melts to the usual taste of Autumn. *1st Place* ALL YOURS (Apr 15) ~~Brian Strand *1st Place* Still-Life Autumn ~~Eve Roper *My submitted Free Verse has been a prior winner that I had written on 2020 October 22
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