November is here.
I continue my quest
full Crayola colors.
Inspired by WONDERlust,
I notice the world and
what nature offers,
from Indian red to maize.
A neighborhood walk
uncovers autumn tints.
Indian Summer's paintbrush
splashed colors overnight.
From Indian red to maize,
in early November nature
offers a world to notice
in bright techno-color.
©CV, 2016, Long Island
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November debuts some of autumn's brilliant colors on Long Island
in spots, not the full Crayola range of reds, browns, oranges, and yellows but enough to enjoy the transition.
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Time to consider sending in digital inspirations: imagepoems, inspirational quotes, photographs of autumn for my upcoming Autumnventure Gallery. Collecting offerings now!
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Join my poet friend and colleague, Laura Purdie Salas, for the Poetry Friday Round-Up at Writing the World for Kids. She and the Poetry Princesses have terza rimas for us to read.
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