I walked into a kaleidoscopic arboretum The sun, burst orange juice all over trees Some took on a bright crimson hue Others stained like the golden sunlight Please don't weep for me willow tree Just spread your leaves in my territory Sugar Maple you drip with delight Your flame can ignite a kings appetite Towering proud ponderosa pine Stretching green fingers to the divine As I linger among the varied tree shapes In this surreal beautiful dreamscape My passions are aroused I'm ecstatic I'm in astro-burn, heart beat erratic Inhaling the beauty that surrounds me Every breath brimming with satiety As Autumn exhales in all of its intensity
It's awesome you can draw energy from nature. That's what I need to do. I did it as a child. Somehow, I lost the ability as I supposedly "grew up." Thank you for sharing this gift. Love and peace,
ah, you should take a journey through the NY Botanical Garden ... it perhaps the best known in the world ... every type of tree, shrub, flower grows it its gardens, nurseries and hot house (which is one of the largest in the world) ... it also has the most renown center in both the northern and southern hemispheres developing pharmaceuticals from plants from all over the world ... it encompasses about a fifth of the Bronx and i live a block away ;)
have your trees really turned?? of course, here in GA we wait at least another month for Autumn in full glory. this poem lifted me to that glory a little early. thanks! Dawn
"In this surreal beautiful dreamscape..." and your words captured a more beautiful scene than did even the photo. I'm taking that next walk with you, Eileen!!
This intensely rich imagery explodes onto the page, weaving colour and fragrance superbly...Nature's beauty magnified so brilliantly well here Eileen. Bravo! Love Imp :)
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on September 30, 2006
A very intense poem, No quips about it. A great picture. Victor
Beautiful Autumnal write, Eileen. The trees have not turned here yet since we had a long and wet monsoon season this year, for which I am most grateful. The balloon fiesta will start in a week or so and I was hoping for the Bosque to have turned the vivid colors so that I could get some pictures of the balloons touching down in the Rio Grande amongst red and gold colors that adorn our state flag, but not this year...it just gives me something to look forward to next year!! This poem explodes from the page in Technicolor flare.
Take care,
Sherry
The poem is exceptional and gives us a kaliedescope of Autumn's colors. With this beautiful graphc it intensifies the magic. You are so lucky to live in this paradise. I wish I lived there 24/7 rather than visit it now and then.
Love,
Susan
I love seasonal
poerty.........its so colorful and descriptive. You write is both those things...visual and embracing......I loved this
The sun, burst orange juice all over trees
great line ET :) pax A
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on September 30, 2006
Your descriptive words did justice to the photo. Did I ever tell you I didn't like photos which accompany poems? Yeah, I thought so. Even I have been know to put something there, breaking my own rules. Oh, music, did I ever tell you that . . . Hush Jerry . . . Good poetry, Eileen.
Explore the mystery of how nature makes unexpected gifts of creative wonders to an unsuspecting caregiver one late night and early morning in southeastern Georgia, USA.
Carole
xo Taylor
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Regis
Ron
beautiful imagery in this poem ...
Myrna
Micke
Love Tinka
Peace. Joyce
Beautiful poem, Eileen.
Many hugs,
CJ
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Joselyn
Excellent write Eileen..
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how fantastic is that one line!!! this is a beauty
Take care,
Sherry
Love,
Susan
poerty.........its so colorful and descriptive. You write is both those things...visual and embracing......I loved this
The sun, burst orange juice all over trees
great line ET :) pax A
A splendiferous walk on the wildside..
What a beautiful and visual picture you give us of the Fall in all its glory..
Love it..
And that is a truly glorious graphic again !
Cheers
Peter