There stood an imaginary, invisible houri fairy As a bride under a maple tree Dressed in prism-hued layers of chiffon in ethereal shimmers and delicate silken gossamers She having her weeny wedding in the fall And fairy folk bustled about all round her as flimsy and flighty as they could be while saffron leaves fell down upon her in ceremonial nuptial An autumn's ritual and as nature's pretty confetti!
This is about Autumn with a blend of eastern and western terms to describe the autumnal season and colours and to embody the commonly heard phrase, " she was married in the Fall"