Proof of autumnal equinox growth
Statues of copper and gold
Inquisite offerings below
A bed of blonde pine needles
Seasonal textures, blanket of relief
Proof of autumnal equinox growth
Statues of copper and gold
Inquisite offerings below
A bed of blonde pine needles
Seasonal textures, blanket of relief
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
Great shot. Very colorful Auds
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Thank you, Sir. I couldn’t make myself walk by these two. Just far too pretty. Very happy to have you stop by.
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Perfection in the classic style. I can see students studying this in centuries to come. Well? Why not! Web words are here forever you know.
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Yes, here forever, so as long as I don’t have to lead the discussion. Your flattery will get you everywhere, you know. I am doing my best to type thank you and offer a curtsey, instead of the normal denial of worthiness. Smooch.
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I do love how you make me notice details I wouldn’t. Now, I must have some of these for the gardens.
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Yes, ’tis my job, you see. *sparkles brightly* Let’s go digging then!!!
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For worms?
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Go for it.
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Who knew some random mushrooms were copper and gold statues?
It takes a poet.
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Haha. I know, a mind that sees way less important things in life and builds them up into beings they could never live up to…Audrey, the poet.
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But that’s wonderful! Think how happy you’ve made the mushroom fairies. 🙂
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Thank you…. I’ve always been fond of mushroom fairies. I wish they spoke to me, Luke.
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*heehee* I wish they spoke to me too. 🙂
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What’d we do to them, anyway! 😉 Grrr…
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Well, we did eat the mushrooms.
But it was the mushrooms’ fault for being tasty.
Actually that’s a horrible argument, because ravenous lions could use it to justify eating us.
Then again, humans are not mushrooms…
Sorry, it’s late. 🙂 Have a good night!
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See? Explains the circle of life, I’d say. Eyes see something special and our brains react. Just as a lion’s brain says, “I’m hungry.”
Haha. Night! Or afternoon!
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Yeah, whatever the heck time of day it is when you read this. I’m always jealous you people to the west because it always seems like you have an extra hour in your day. 🙂 But of course, not really…
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Yes, not really at all. I’m always trying to hurry so I don’t miss y’all on the east coast. You’re always in such a rush, it seems. 🙂
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Perhaps we are, seeing as we get up before you all do and go to bed an hour earlier…
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Working soooo much harder… haha.
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🙂 You still probably get up before I do though…
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I don’t like getting up early. I prefer sleep.
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I know, right?
The eternal dilemma:
A) Getting up early is fun.
B) Staying up late is fun.
C) Sleeping for ten hours is awesome.
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My answer is…C! 🙂 🙂
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I think there’s no in at the ‘shroom, Aud.
The copper tops are all tight and secure at this time of the year, aren’t they?
Seasonal textures, blankets of relief, indeed. Well done, Red.
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So you’re a funny guy today, Chum? How nice…lol.
They are and I love the color of them.
Thank you. You’re very sweet and taking too much time with this poem. You have work to do, Sir.
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I wanted to take the time for you Aud. You called your poems drivel and that made me mad.
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I’m sorry. I have a problem with doing that… Forgive me?
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Of course, you, your own worst critic. 🙂 ❤
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Yeah…♡
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I love the imagery. You make the mundane sing in joy…
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Aw. Thank you, Indian Cowboy. I’ve missed you. Enjoy your day. 🙂
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Yeah.. I was away for a week..
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I look forward to seeing your photos.
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Thou shalt see them!
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I’m always happy when you’re agreeable, Rajiv.
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All good. lovely words and texture,
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Thanks! It’s such a great time of year.
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I love the Fall and the blanket of pine needles. The break between below/a bed was interesting. It made me have to stop and read it twice. So much internet poetry is sing-song – which is fine, but kind of makes you a bit rusty – that I expected the thought to break where it was not intended. A good wake-up on a cold, November morning.
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I find that to be one of the best compliments I’ve ever received, Eric. Thank you! I prefer to surprise you. Keep you on your toes. Enjoy your day. I really enjoy fall. There isn’t a better time.. xx Such a lovely comment.
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Such good writing, Audrey. Kudos!
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Thank you, John I appreciate you stopping by. xx
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