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08/23/2026

Autumn's Breath

 

Contest by Regina McIntosh

AUTUMN'S BREATH


           Deciduous trees shed withered leaves.
           Amazing Autumn firmly believes
           in glossy glittered charming luster.
            on awesome Autumn in classy cluster

             Camellia starting in late Summer
              flourish in glory gay glamour
             dazzling dancing in Autumn Colour 
             on. vibrant brilliant splendid armour.

         Yellow-bronze curly chrysanthemum,
          Longer blooming sparkling spectrum
        Apples look dark dense deep intense red.
       Maple leaves show fire-glow in shiny shade.

      Wonderful Autumn exhibits fire-flier.
      blazing brightening Autumn's behaviour.
     Autumn leaves, Autumn flowers claim
        to glaze in reddish fire like flame
              

       Autumn Joy possessing flat heads,
       Rose-pink flowers turning bronze-red
       blazing brightening Autumn's behavior.
       Autumn breathes in fervent fervour.
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Godwin Avatar
August 27, 2026 at 7:11 PM
What an enjoyable poem, the contents, alliteration and rhyme as pretty as dancing leaves that please the readers senses. A joy to read~!
Dutta Avatar
August 28, 2026 at 10:49 PM
Thanks for your visit and appreciation. Blessings
Smith  Avatar
August 23, 2026 at 1:16 AM
A vibrant celebration of autumn’s colour and abundance. The rich reds, bronzes, golds, blossoms, and blazing leaves create a joyful, glowing seasonal tapestry.
Dutta Avatar
August 24, 2026 at 7:14 AM
Thanks Alison I’m honoured with your valuable comment. Blessings
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