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The firelight casts an amber glow -- reflecting this amber season. Acorn garlands hang with ease; bowls of walnuts waiting to be shelled. Pumpkins brighten nooks-- vases filled with silver maple dispel any gloomy nitch. Apples wait to be baked and pomegrantes are a perfect display. Dogs sleep by the hearth, dreaming dog-dreams of running through the fallen leaves -- while I make a wreath of last summer's blooms gone to seed and bittersweet vines, their vibrant berries aglow. Through the window I gaze at the Autumn sunset: tawny gold, pink-tinged peach and pale blue-grey. The air outside is chilled a hint of Winter's cold to come. But hearth and home are warm, embracing this season's gentility.
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Nov 2, 2010
Nov 2, 2010 at 9:01 AM UTC
This Season
The firelight casts an amber glow -- reflecting this amber season. Acorn garlands hang with ease; bowls of walnuts waiting to be shelled. Pumpkins brighten nooks-- vases filled with silver maple dispel any gloomy nitch. Apples wait to be baked and pomegrantes are a perfect display. Dogs sleep by the hearth, dreaming dog-dreams of running through the fallen leaves -- while I make a wreath of last summer's blooms gone to seed and bittersweet vines, their vibrant berries aglow. Through the window I gaze at the Autumn sunset: tawny gold, pink-tinged peach and pale blue-grey. The air outside is chilled a hint of Winter's cold to come. But hearth and home are warm, embracing this season's gentility.
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Nov 2, 2010
Nov 2, 2010 at 9:01 AM UTC
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