Salam u Alaikum,
Here's a poem I had written for the Thanksgiving edition of the school paper. :)
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The red, the orange, and the most jaded of green
Mark the birth of the autumn breeze.
As the colored leaves sway in compliance to nature’s orders,
And as they pluck themselves from their feeble limb
And as they relieve themselves from their stronghold,
And as they are released into the wilderness
They dance to the hiss of the autumn breeze.
The child beams at the rustling of the autumn floor,
As he thrashes and crumples the blanket of season’s hue.
With his cheeks kissed with autumn rouge,
His tiny nose flushed pink from the autumn’s chill.
Playfully he shrieks as he plunges into the heaps of autumn’s fall
Halt when he smells the roasting chestnuts from where his mother calls.
The sturdy ladder lay against the tree
As the man picks apples and fills his barrel.
When the bough breaks, the apples rumble like the beat of a drum.
He’s rejoiced by the profusion of rich crimson and brown,
He dreams of cherishing his hot cider and apple pie,
Along with a harvest of oatmeal and rye.
The essence of autumn rests on one day,
As the families gather, hold hands, and pray.
Their souls reach out to all those who lack
The abundance they cherish from dawn until dusk.
Their hearts cry out for the children in plight.
They are in gratitude on Thanksgiving night.
Here's a poem I had written for the Thanksgiving edition of the school paper. :)
~_*~_*~_*~_*~_*~_*~_*~_*~*~_*~_*_~*_~_*~_*~_*~_*~_*~_*~_*~
The red, the orange, and the most jaded of green
Mark the birth of the autumn breeze.
As the colored leaves sway in compliance to nature’s orders,
And as they pluck themselves from their feeble limb
And as they relieve themselves from their stronghold,
And as they are released into the wilderness
They dance to the hiss of the autumn breeze.
The child beams at the rustling of the autumn floor,
As he thrashes and crumples the blanket of season’s hue.
With his cheeks kissed with autumn rouge,
His tiny nose flushed pink from the autumn’s chill.
Playfully he shrieks as he plunges into the heaps of autumn’s fall
Halt when he smells the roasting chestnuts from where his mother calls.
The sturdy ladder lay against the tree
As the man picks apples and fills his barrel.
When the bough breaks, the apples rumble like the beat of a drum.
He’s rejoiced by the profusion of rich crimson and brown,
He dreams of cherishing his hot cider and apple pie,
Along with a harvest of oatmeal and rye.
The essence of autumn rests on one day,
As the families gather, hold hands, and pray.
Their souls reach out to all those who lack
The abundance they cherish from dawn until dusk.
Their hearts cry out for the children in plight.
They are in gratitude on Thanksgiving night.

