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October 29, 2007
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Autumn Marriage, Autumn Love

By Richard Hemenway

This year the Fall has seemed to linger long
Upon the earth and in the balmy air,
Like the singer who so loves their song
That they sing on though there be none to share.

The leaves are changing slow in subtle tints,
The grass is in no hurry to turn brown,
The night air whispers just the smallest hints
That we will soon be seeking wool and down.

So should we make our time together last
Having less than most husbands and wives:
Celebrating, after mistakes done and past,
Our marriage in the autumn of our lives.

Though every Season must, in time, give way,
We'll reap a long Love's Harvest while we may.

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PS : I took the picture in Poland
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If the forest were a boat or airplane, it would be coming right at me (as is indicated by the colours defining its port and starboard sides).

Just sayin…
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Neat perspective...
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:iconthyan:
nice one!is it wide lens u use??
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~tehuti Apr 5, 2008  Hobbyist Writer
Very beautiful and unusual! :clap:
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~Liesjuh Feb 5, 2008  Student General Artist
I just had to fave at least one of your amazing photo's. This one just pops out!
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Simple, yet extraordinary! I like this one a lot.
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wow...
the colors and the angle of this is really amazing
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:iconheliotropeclaire:
oooh, i like this! :]
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:iconceasetobeme:
This is great - how much post processing did you do? I love the wide angle - it keeps the parallel lines of the trunks interesting, while making the eye move towards the colors.
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