'Autumn Lane' by Thomas Kinkade
Autumn Royal We cherish Autumn's gift when Summer goes; its fire of red and ginger scenes amaze. The beauty of those brilliant hues foreclose the thoughts of Winter gloom post Autumn's blaze. Rich amber, cinnamon, and pumpkin haze stretch wide for miles along the country lanes; a lovely glow we hope and pray remains. Yet soon, leaves fall and spread the waiting ground with Fall's bright orange-saffron-umber shawl. Still happily, we hold these days renowned to keep us pleased before cold Winter's call bedims the glow with its first snow-filled squall. But, as all things in life maintain a scheme, the crimson days of Fall must lose their gleam. Sandra M. Haight ~First Place~ Premier Contest: Autumn Royal Sponsor: Dale Gregory Cozart Judged: 10/05/2017 Required Words: Amber Cinnamon Crimson Fire Ginger Pumpkin Saffron Umber
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