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Red, orange, yellow, brown...
Like a rain of colors from the branches above.
As if God himself had made the earth his canvas,
the trees his brushes, dipping eacn
and every one of them in the pail
of autumnal paint to cover the ground
with crisp hues. The leaves are shards
of stained glass, shattered
from the shock wave of the new season
crashing down to end the previous.
It is impossible to stroll through
these fallen works of art and
not make a sound. A wonderful sound
to hear as you step into the tinged foliage,
creating the impeccable 'crunch'
coming from beneath your feet.
Look; see if you can find one mistake
in the remarkable landscape before you.
It is all so flawless and perfect.
© by Jaron Ferrer.
Used here with the author's permission.
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Jaron Ferrer is a graphic designer, musician, business manager, and dad--in constantly changing priority. He and his family live in Greenville, South Carolina.
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