I absolutely loved the simple beauty of this magpie! It captured me with every word! I especially liked "the winegold leaf that comes a-twirling" lovely!
http://jingleyanqiu.wordpress.com/2010/10/20/thursday-poets-rally-week-31-october-21-27/ I invite you to attend Thursday Poets Rally week 31. sign in, link in a poem, visit and comment for 18 poets, get yourself known to the community. let me know when you are ready. Thanks a lot.
I never considered that falling leaves are really bolting ... I like the thought! Nice Magpie.
ReplyDeleteI want to jump on a horse after reading this. Nice Magpie!
ReplyDeleteThe faster they leave, the sooner they'll come again.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely loved the simple beauty of this magpie! It captured me with every word!
ReplyDeleteI especially liked "the winegold leaf that comes a-twirling" lovely!
http://sandra-and-i.blogspot.com/
I want to run...
ReplyDeleteto where the streets have no names!
Helen, that’s what I like about poetry. The interpretation varies so vastly.
ReplyDeleteKristen, your comment makes me feel like cat’s whiskers. I have delivered!
Kathy, hmm.. circular is the way of things..
Sandra, I was kinda bored with the leaf that turns yellow, russet, auburn..
Rene, U2! ;)
Love fall. Nice alku. Nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteThe imagery in this piece are awesome...i love it! :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty in "the winegold leaf" and the bolting that defines leaf after leaf, falling from tree after tree.
ReplyDeleteI love the novelty of your image!
ReplyDeleteBolting is the perfect word! :) Lovely piece!
ReplyDeleteney, dont bolt...smiles. fun word play...nice magpie!
ReplyDeleteVery pure :)
ReplyDeleteI like the sense of time passing you evoke. The anticipation is beautifully described. I can imagine the joy of the bolt!
ReplyDeletei like the imagery.. autumn as a freedom for leaves.. brilliant :)
ReplyDeleteMy Magpie Is Here:
http://leonnyes.wordpress.com/2010/10/07/wanderer/
A falling leaf as a starting gun, with a whisper of wind you are off. You know horses!
ReplyDeleteThough late, I am so glad I read it.
ReplyDeleteNice Magpie:)
Stafford, I have surprised myself!
ReplyDeleteET, glad you did drop in :)
This is beautiful, I love it. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Susannah.
ReplyDeleteso powerful imagery.
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ReplyDeleteI invite you to attend Thursday Poets Rally week 31.
sign in, link in a poem, visit and comment for 18 poets, get yourself known to the community.
let me know when you are ready.
Thanks a lot.