SEPTEMBER … AUTUMN SONG by jo_dis

Writers • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Sep 21, 2010

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SEPTEMBER … AUTUMN SONG I live where seasons change their minds, where leaves Explode in brilliant colors just before Trees settle down to sleep with snow and can’t Imagine climates always locked in green Where summer seems eternal. I can understand Why Eden is a product of our hope For softer atmospheres where living has No need to dwell on killer frosts. There must Have been some cosmic change that exiled Eve And Adam from that joyous place to ice Momentous notions of their meaning. For Without the fact of dying we might not Have ever dreamt of gentle springtime or Of resurrections in the realms of gods. jo_dis 2010 Equinox

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TallPockets

4:43PM | Tue, 21 September 2010

WONDERFULLY said! I, too, live in 'four seasons' territory/midwest. To imagine only 'one' season would be like missing 3/4ths of all MUSIC or FOOD or MOVIES or PEOPLES. VARIETY IS the spice of life! My BEST to you and yours, KIND SOUL!

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auntietk

5:47PM | Tue, 21 September 2010

Four seasons here in Seattle, too, and I'm glad of it! This year we had a mild winter and a cool summer, and I feel a bit robbed of the "extremes" we generally experience. (Okay ... they're not all that extreme when compared to some other places ... it's relative.) We all dream of something different than we have, I suppose. An idyllic vision wholly depends upon the viewer. Well written!

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doarte

12:23PM | Wed, 22 September 2010

Wonderful I feel the seasons

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beachzz

10:24PM | Sat, 25 September 2010

There is a reason for the seasons, no matter how extreme they are. My autumn isn't much, but I know for a fact it tells me summer is over. I love how you describe it all--this is such a wonderful way to look at it. One leads to another, then the next!!

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