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Autumn Breeze (Revised )
by Denise Edwards → (All Poetry by Denise Edwards)
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My first ode to Autumn
Cooly and crisply , you rustle thru the trees I anxiously await thee, Autumn Breeze! Whip at the ground Disturb the fallen leaves! They dance in glee A welcome to thee, Autumn Breeze! Whistle at me, you tease Billow my skirt, you flirt I've missed thee, Autumn Breeze! Campfires and candles shudder & weave As restlessly, upon them you breathe Rouse thyself, Autumn Breeze! At the dawn of day, I love to greet thee Thru my open window, flow in to start the day with me As the night graciously flees, Refresh me , Autumn Breeze! Your season is here, we'll celebrate with cheer And many harvest dances and revelries A toast! Welcome back, Autumn Breeze!

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Reviewed by E. Richardson

Reviewed on November 26, 2003

This is a splendid, image filled gem....Autumn is also my favorite time of year. I believe I have written more work with Fall references than any other season.
Good job, Denise

Reviewed by Handsum Hart

Reviewed on August 26, 2003

a most colorful poem, I love Autumn also, because it's the start of football season hehe.
"A welcome to thee, Autumn Breeze!
Whistle at me, you tease!
Billow my skirt, you flirt!" I really liked this part. peace

Reviewed by The Gentle Man

Reviewed on August 25, 2003

I love Autumn too! Well said Denise!

Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)

Reviewed on August 21, 2003

Ahhhhhhhh this makes me want and yearn more for Autumn to hurry up and arrive...a excellant image filled piece so beautifully poetically penned!
~Nikki~

Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)

Reviewed on August 21, 2003

I love this beautiful tribute to Autumn, Denise, it's my fav. season too.

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