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Autumn's Demise by Cela M Shearer Thursday, November 11, 2010 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
A brilliant silhouette of leaves, against the turquoise sky, falls swiftly into Winter; her icy fingers crumbling hopes to dust. Once crisp and green, lush forests are bare. Each fragile soul of sunlight, dies suddenly in this darkness. Only remnants of feeling, lie scattered on seas of white. And even these will melt away, vanishing in the tiny crystals.

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Reviewed by Paul Judges	11/18/2010

Delightful poem, Cela




Reviewed by Amor Sabor	11/12/2010

Excellent expression and imagery, Cela.




Reviewed by D. Vaineo	11/12/2010

I love your descriptions, "her icy fingers crumbling hopes to dust" Keep up the good work! Always, Deborah




Reviewed by Victoria's Poetry & Voices of Muse	11/12/2010

your poetic voice is beautiful Cela Wintry Prisms Vickie




Reviewed by TONY NERONE	11/12/2010

Hi Cela, It is my honor to read you. I liked this poem because of it's vivacity,and refreshment. I am a first time reader of yours but it will not be the last. Namaste Tony




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	11/11/2010

A lovely visual rendition of my favorite season, Cela. Thank you. Love and best wishes, Regis