Not even field mice can hide
from the smell of autumn grapes
that bind with air molecules
for the sweetest fragrance
that could never be replicated
by the best candle.
It's no wonder that trout
throw themselves above the stream
that runs through the vineyard
to get a taste of the concord
September aroma.
That's why the windows stay open
until the first frost bites the fields
and takes with it the purple air.
Oct 4, 2010
Oct 4, 2010 at 9:08 PM UTC
Not even field mice can hide
from the smell of autumn grapes
that bind with air molecules
for the sweetest fragrance
that could never be replicated
by the best candle.
It's no wonder that trout
throw themselves above the stream
that runs through the vineyard
to get a taste of the concord
September aroma.
That's why the windows stay open
until the first frost bites the fields
and takes with it the purple air.
2010