Sunday, September 25, 2022

Autumn Bouquet

The Sunday Muse


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On tip-toe nail, come walk with me
under nature's bountiful canopy
bouquet of colored autumn leaves
a song of gentleness, I weave

there is no need for sharp arrows
would you silence the sparrows
into my world, I offer you an invite
guiding you towards wondrous light

leading you to fresh reflective waters
drink in its wonder, see what if offers
the ability of regeneration, is a gift
in the clearing, dark clouds will lift

a song of gentleness, I weave
bouquet of colored autumn leaves
under nature's bountiful canopy
a song of gentleness, I weave

linking with the The Sunday Muse

Peace and healing to all
thanks for reading

18 comments:

  1. A beautiful invitation to enter the natural world and experience being one with all beings. Loved it.

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    1. Thank you, my friend. There is respite in nature some days.

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  2. A lovely soothing mood.
    Happy Sunday Truedessa. Thanks for dropping by my blog today.

    Much💛love

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    1. Thank you for visiting here Gillena - I am glad the poem set a soothing mood.

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  3. So peaceful Truedessa. Beautiful.

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  4. Isn't Mom Nature just wonderful. We need to be more supporting of her. I liked the "ability of regeneration . . . a gift". Did you know though, that this summer down here in southeast Texas we were getting dust and muddy rain from the Sahara Desert in Africa!!
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    1. Hi Jim, I wasn't aware of that fact. Regeneration the ability to start over with each new day.

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  5. “A song of gentleness I weave” you most certainly dif True — wonderful… 🙂✌🏼❤️

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    1. Thank you Rob, i am glad you could hear and feel the gentle melody.

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  6. Very poignant indeed! Happy Autumn! We do love Fall most of All!

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  7. I love the gentle inspiration in this Truedessa and the rhyme is gorgeous. The way it wraps back around to the opening lines is lovely.

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    1. Thank you Dear Carrie for your constant support.

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  8. Reading this was as refreshing as a drink of water, "a gift
    in the clearing: -- Beautiful.

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    1. Thank you, hopefully your thirst was quenched.

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  9. This is such a lovely poem ... last evening at dusk I watched as a beautiful deer snatched apples from the tree in front of our townhome! Sigh.

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