the crashing of aspen leaves

the cool wind of a september evening
left us turning to receive
the crashing of aspen leaves,

hitting green blue grasses--
how the leaves became thick ocre thread,
weaving unity between all souls, not dead

the relaxed green fronds-- sacred
lawn of autumn:
a field day for larks, sparrows, chickadees

with the punctuation of birdsong, followed
by a certain grave silence--
a somber soliloquy

occasional dandelions pop up, neither
asking to own the spotlight-- or to be
overly reticent...
.
among baby flowers parading
as bright as yellow can blare--
as loquacious  as a cloud may dare

smelling like turpentine
whisked over bonfires,
its red and orange glare
words/photo~kate lamberg (c) '15


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