Season's Magic Poem by James B. Earley

Season's Magic

Rating: 5.0


A taste of harvest
Permeates the air
Fragrance...igniting
.....The atmosphere

Season's magic
Wends its way again
Wines' passion flows
....At journey's end

Author's note:
'The sun, with all those planets revolving around it and dependent on it, can still ripen a bunch of grapes as if it had nothing else in the universe to do.'
~Galileo Galilei

Monday, April 14, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rani Turton 14 April 2008

Simple, concise and evocative. Thanks.

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Sandra Fowler 14 April 2008

A small gem of a poem. Magic indeed. Lovely write. Warm regards, Sandra

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Martine Kolber 16 April 2008

Beautiful images, short and on the point. Thanks for sharing, Take care Martine

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Linda Ori 19 April 2008

A wonderful poem, tastefully done! I can almost smell the earthy aroma of the vineyards mingled with the aroma of sun warmed grapes. Beautiful wine country! Cheers! Linda :)

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Cathleen Hodgkinson 20 April 2008

A poem of such a few words...with such a huge impact...that's your magic Mr. Earley! Thank you! Cathy

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Brian Jani 15 May 2014

James nice poem I enjoyed it

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Brian Jani 15 May 2014

James nice poem I enjoyed it

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Bonnie Collins 08 July 2008

Very short write filled with so much imagery of the first comming harvest... You can actually visualize the fields at the birth of autum..... Very colorfull.... Excellent I enjoy small writes with hidden power lines, and this certainly has it.... Bonnie

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Lynda Robson 30 May 2008

What a lovely poem James, it says such a lot in a few lines, full of great imagery too,10 for this, Lynda xx

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Abha Sharma 27 April 2008

it can even be applied as a metaphor to man's life...as he grows older he becomes wiser...his nector is seen in his affection, judgment, and decisions...we always loof forward to the guidance of our elders.....The nature imagery is beautiful in the lines...liked reading it..

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