Rebirth Of Nature's Wonder Poem by Bonnie Collins

Rebirth Of Nature's Wonder

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Crunching footsteps as we walk
with the aroma of autum in the
air, the sounds of honking geese
gathering off for thier jorney, bring
to mind of the colours that follow
the blanket of pumkins in a field
waiting to be someone's jack o lantern

Crisp air and the gracefully falling leaves
sort of makes our heart filled with much
meloncoly of yet the end of another warm season
that brought forth so many warm and sunny
memories

Now we must prepare for the long white
season that will follow, with all the coldness
turning our windows into a picture wonderland
of etches of ice spread in all directions

Leaving one season to another at times is
like saying goodby to an old and dear friend
one that has kept the sunshine within our hearts'
and alowed us to gracefully say goodby to the
lulibies of the green fields and to pave way to
the hues of its replacement into blankets
of white satin hills garnished with the promice
of yet another rebirth of nature's wonder......

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Andrew Blakemore 08 October 2008

Another poetical gem Bonnie, a wonderful description of the changing seasons. Love, Andrew x

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Fay Slimm 27 September 2008

This is a lovely piece of prose Bonnie, I love the descriptions of the passing of one season into another, the 'whie satin hills' is a beautiful phrase. It has a cerain poignancy too as you write of saying goodbye to old friends as the seasons can be. thank you for taking us along with you on this walk into your lovely countryside. God bless from Fay.

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Bonnie Collins

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Middletown New York
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