Cynthia

Emit Now Time

Thursday, 23. October 2008, 11:54:22

Flowers of my dress
Floating in the same sweet air
Trees are shedding their old leaves

Branches are bowing
October’s wind calls the snow
Watching nighttime birds singing

Entangled LeavesSunrising in a New Day

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crazy88 # 24. October 2008, 03:08

Does the branch of the tree shake with joy?

very sweet photo!!nice!

Cynthia # 24. October 2008, 03:14

Thanks

joy!

Andy Wilson # 24. October 2008, 03:57

October’s wind calls the snow

No...not yet! Too soon!

Cynthia # 24. October 2008, 04:18

Yeah, I know, but December twenty-first is not so far away.

The mornings have had so much frost here. I am reminded soon the snow will arrive; but, yes, hoping it waits a little longer.

Angeliki # 24. October 2008, 12:48

bowing with respect to a great poet

Stomyr # 24. October 2008, 15:09

Cynthia # 24. October 2008, 19:56

Angeliki, hahahahaa ... you are so sweet. Thank you!

Cynthia # 24. October 2008, 19:57

Hi Stomyr

Stomyr # 24. October 2008, 20:12

Hi!

Angeliki # 24. October 2008, 21:41

studio41 # 25. October 2008, 02:02

nice to see you in this one, Cynthia, if only a shadow. nice poem.

Joe Cover # 25. October 2008, 02:21

Beautiful poem

Joe

Cynthia # 25. October 2008, 03:10

Hi Jill, hahahaa, yes it is me! Thanks for the nice words.

Cynthia # 25. October 2008, 03:11

Joe, hello! Thank you!

studio41 # 25. October 2008, 04:59

You are welcome.

Adele # 25. October 2008, 10:12

October's wind does indeed call the snow - I saw that clearly in Waterton!

Lovely poem, as always!

Cynthia # 25. October 2008, 13:22

Thank you, Adele.

Your posts about your holiday in Waterton are really magnificent.

Cynthia # 25. October 2008, 13:23

Jill

Adele # 25. October 2008, 21:13

Thanks Cynthia!

I had hoped to post another one today but my computer died last night (heh, what a birthday present!!

) and though I've now got myself a nice new laptop, I've got to reinstall my editing software

Eh, technology. I just reread your poem to take my thoughts back to the natural world!

Cynthia # 25. October 2008, 21:57

Ah,

Adele! Happy Birthday! Congrats on the new laptop and good luck installing the software. Hoping you are enjoying the day, other than the computer malfunction, but you have a new laptop! ENJOY!

Jon # 27. October 2008, 06:49

I really like the line :October’s wind calls the snow.:

Too cool!

photoboss # 27. October 2008, 12:58

winter is coming so closely.(is this english correct?)
my hometown moutain　Teine top was covered with new snow in this early morning.

Cynthia # 27. October 2008, 23:36

Thanks, Jon, some really heavy frosts lately, and tomorrow's forecast is snow.

Cynthia # 27. October 2008, 23:50

Hi,

yes, "winter is coming so close." Your autumn photos are so really beautiful. Hope your morning is pleasant.

nora # 28. October 2008, 00:24

Hi.

You are a talented poet,I can see.You should now write a poe about a winter.Good luck .

Cynthia # 28. October 2008, 02:32

Thanks ... tak, zima verses soon

Tyler Parke Young # 28. October 2008, 09:01

There have been snow flurries for the last two nights here in Grand Rapids MI. Yuk.

Zephirine # 28. October 2008, 10:19

I like this poem

I hope October's wind calls the snow, I want snow this year!

Tyler Parke Young # 28. October 2008, 10:48

If you lived in Grand Rapids, you wouldn't be saying that.

Zephirine # 28. October 2008, 11:08

Infact, I don't live there!

What's wrong with snow! Well, (where I live, in Italy) we had about 2oo cm of snow 3 years ago and that wasn't very good for people, but I

snow very much!

Tyler Parke Young # 28. October 2008, 11:14

I have relatives in Italy, over near Padua. My cousin Angel married an Italian. I have met him several times, and he is a pretty good man.

Zephirine # 28. October 2008, 11:32

Well, You could come here for winter!!

Tyler Parke Young # 28. October 2008, 11:34

Until I get my tax situation straightened out, I can't go anywhere. I am being dragged over the coals for back taxes. Ugh.

nora # 28. October 2008, 12:47

HI.Cynthia.Are you from Poland?If so ,we are homegirls.Best wishes from Poland.

Zephirine # 28. October 2008, 15:25

@ Captivevet - I'm sorry about your situation

You can travel and have fun with us on the internet!!

Enjoy!!

Cynthia # 28. October 2008, 17:23

Thanks Zephirine! Yes, snow times are ok. You do these things in the summer, and now I do other things during the winter weather. My walks are much less, but there is the finishing of this quilt I hope to complete during these next cold months that have now begun.

Cynthia # 28. October 2008, 17:24

Very cold in southwestern Appalachia also, Captivevet.

Cynthia # 28. October 2008, 17:26

Best wishes from Appalachia, Nora. I was born here in the United States, but we can be homegirls on the internet. hahhahaa

Zephirine # 28. October 2008, 18:15

I agree, there are a lot homegirls on the internet!!

Cynthia # 28. October 2008, 18:19

Zephirine # 28. October 2008, 18:20

nora # 28. October 2008, 19:08

"Thanks ... tak, zima verses soon" That it is your wards and I thought that you are from Poland.
"tak" means "yes" - "zima" means "winter" - You used Polish wards so I thought that you are from Poland.Sorry.

Best wishes to all of you.

Cynthia # 28. October 2008, 19:11

Oh, nothing to be sorry about. But, tell me ... did I use the words correctly? I know a few Polish words, not often do I get the chance to use it.

Tyler Parke Young # 28. October 2008, 19:14

In certain parts of the US, there are still a lot of Polish speaking people. Chicago and Cleveland come to mind.

nora # 28. October 2008, 21:44

I know,because Polish people are all over the world.
Yes Cynthia.Exactly in Polish.Fot that I thought that you were Polish.Dokładnie moja Amerykańska przyjaciółko.Correctly.Good luck at using Polish language.

Cynthia # 28. October 2008, 21:45

Thanks

nora # 28. October 2008, 21:54

You are welcome.