Thanks to Sue of Sunflower Roots for this week's prompt, descent. Here are her beautiful poem and photo.
Autumn=Fall=Descent
angle of sun
creeps slowly towards
the horizon,
afternoons shorten,
shadows lengthen
cross lawns,
first one leaf
then another
flutter gently,
spiraling earthward,
evening chill
comes early,
as earth
prepares
its descent
to winter.
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I'm confused this week and hoping folks can give me advice. Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteSue, this was a fun prompt. You did good with it! I like your description of fall and the coming of winter. I did get the hint that winter is a low (time) to be descended into. :-)
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I'm enjoying this a great deal. There are so many wonderful responses and I have discovered many new blogs to read. Thanks!
ReplyDeletethat is a beautiful descrption of fall
ReplyDeleteI think I can handle writing for OSI once a week. :)
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Thanks for the support.
Andree/Sandy,
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When I reached OSI page and saw the prompt of the week, I immediately thought of my ascent and 'descent' on a hot air balloon. Than you Sue. My post is just put up. Have a lovely week, my blog friends.
ReplyDeleteSOMETIMES NO GROWTH IS A GOOD THING – THE TUMOR IS A RUMOR
ReplyDeleteNice prompt, thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful poem of the season that is in our midst. Thank you for your poem and for this prompt!
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