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THE UNIVERSE OF YOU I have never seen a flower blush when I took it's hue and held it there a prisoner captive to my view. I have always heard the song that's in the autumn breeze playing taps in harmony with the forest leaves. I love the smell of rain that brings the springtime into bud and swells my love of nature into a teeming flood. I celebrate the cycle of the daytime into night and find an equal blessing in the shadow and the light. I've always felt affinity for all created things and surrender to the pleasure that their beauty brings. And though I could spent a lifetime sailing drops of dew I've never seen a universe as beautiful as you. I've often sat myself by gentle mountain streams and overflowed the dams that were holding back my dreams. I've breathed the scented forest on the mountainside and washed away my sorrows in an evening ocean tide. I've laid down in a meadow and debated with the moon and spent some quiet moments on the surface of Neptune. I got married to a zodiac with one of Saturn's rings then spied a super nova and went on a cosmic fling. I've run away to nebulae in galaxy brochures and bathed in scenes of wonders on distant planet shores. Every cosmos in creation could parade before my view but I've never seen a universe as beautiful as you. I've never seen a tree once withdraw it's shade and deny a creature the comfort of its aid. I've never seen any anger in the sun at noon when it burns relentlessly on the desert dune. At sunrise I take an oath to live with all my might and reinforce my gratitude each and every night. I could spend some hours riding on a crystal flake drifting wildly in a gale mindless of my fate. Many times I've been through trials or wind and rain and snow then sentenced to the splendors that the seasons show. And though I've searched throughout creation, I must say this is true I've never seen a universe as beautiful as you.
Autumnal trees Shed their stunning leaves Glorious gown of browns and gold Nature's delight for us to behold 26th January 2015
Can only smoke remain Visible to thee, I arraign Distance carved out gashes Proximity charred me to ashes Left me to burn, never felt flame One glare of the radiant dame Burn out one's own nest, is absurd blazed my heart, that sunbird.
The ashen wind fills wafts of day that hides the sun, then drops away into the early Autumn sky, perhaps to dream, or just to die like one leaf falling from a pear, it stirs a final dream so fair, a dream turning bleak reason's flow, it knows not which byway to go through wrapped fields of taunting rain it wanders, then comes back again like beats winging the Autumn air, so wondrously beyond compare. The swans of life stir ever on, and when the breaths of day is gone they tumble through her mist- filled night, as late dusk's jaws begin to bite. The crying of a lonely night, pine's branches drooping moonlit white as sighing winds touch heaven's gate, without the need to stand and wait for every roaming rainclouds' stare, she needs to ask the why or where in moments when pain veils her face so sullen, yet so full of grace; as her swan wings clutch twilight's hues dripping tears from September's dues yet, eyes open their crystal plumes with hopes of flowers' newborn blooms © ------------ Contest: Joyce Johnson's The Rhyming Game By: nette onclaud
Leaves are beauty of the Master's touch …beds of leaves for homes of squirrels and such Bunched by opossum in the hollow of an old oak log …arranged in a thicket by a caring mother hog They wave to a lonesome soul in the summer breeze …nature's devise of cozy blanket in winter's freeze And you ask me if I love leaves and trees …provides great shades for summer's picnics, "Leaves" Leaves have butterfly flight, floating gracefully about …catching sun's rays bobbing multi colored with clout Golden, russet and burnt orange of autumn equinox …Beautiful LEAVES!, Thank God for nature's clocks. In Honor of Carol Brown And Contest:
I look across the windswept canyons, see the blazing trees. A gold and russet ocean swells beneath the autumn breeze. It surges as the highest tide to reach the mountain tops. An endless wave of beauty rushing on, it never stops. And in the sky of tangerine, its gulls are birds that glide across this sea of fantasy into the eventide. The disappearing flock of geese and waning sun imbue nostalgia that engulfs the soul enraptured by the view. My valley home, like ocean's strip of shore, now calls to me, a voyager who must depart from gilded mountain sea.
Crisp Autumn seeps through the day Dew balances a fresh cut blade Tangerine skies seethe God's Grace Summer's vehment blaze...replaced Slipping sweetness around my pillow Cool winds dance with weeping willow Stars twinkle down through thick dense trees As spirits dance in fresh Autumn's breeze
Sitting downstream in this delightful setting When you close your eyes there is just no forgetting I can still see the scene that my mind has captured The most glorious of colours leaves me in rapture The bluest of sky seeps through a canopy I behold Mirrored on the stream it's dreamy blues unfold Ancient stones sit like islands in the sun Creating ripples of motion in downstream run But it's the avenue of colours that delights my eyes Season after season she always leaves her surprise Greens mix with golds, ochres yellows, reds and browns A spectacular collage paints this bright Autumn gown Within weeks to a month until the last leaf falls Then her seasons move on as Winters installed http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-11.php
A CLASSIC SUMMER IN GREECE Viciousness and mystery erupt on arid soil. Summer heat and idle time can make the spirits boil. Languishing in stuffy rooms with very little sleep-- Night time flickers of the light-- imagination leaps. Heat that beckons times long past invade a fevered head— Athena pleases lovers mid her goddess silken bed, Grecian legs march bravely –- prelude Olympian races-- Soldiers dream they sail away to see exotic places. Heat waves shimmer landscape –men will do what they are told-- Spearborn soldiers helmeted sing down a dusty road. Tho in mind they join their lovers whispering by the sea, Drink of mountain waters --rest their head on sweetheart's knee Helen, when she sailed away –a wayward selfish wife Without a backward glance she risked the cost of human life-- Was it the heat that made her crazed to do this foolish thing? A fit of summer boredom could create this witless fling. Autumn winds are blowing now-- Troy's nights turn cool and fair-- Does Paris try to ditch her --as naked Helen combs her hair-- Does Hector tell his brother--get this woman out of here-- Does Helen beg to stay-- and tell her lover not to fear? Heat can play the brain and make it dance a backward tune-- Clarity as sun tricks down—repeats a former June, Perhaps there is a lesson learned from heat that sears the soul-- Summertime romance will write us each a tragic role. Victoria Anderson Throop © 1/11/13
Will Shed a Tear Woke up this morning to a new dawn; Looked outside and Autumn had gone Winter was here and the wind did blow Then everything was covered with snow. Old year had gone and new one neared Following Autumn that had disappeared With colorful leafs beautiful had been Soon will be able to see them again. About Autumn, what do I like the most? In Halloween they always have a ghost But still does remain such a pretty scene; Leafs covered grass which once was green. Autumn to many has been known as fall Then under Christmas tree will be a doll This will be my favorite time of the year And now that it is gone will shed a tear. James Thomas Horn Retired Veteran
Immersed in the sound of the low rustling wind Memories and places they haunt yet again Passed by so quickly as each falling leaf Drifting and flowing on an unyielding stream A current to carry from birth right on through Filling our moments with cares which ensue A mind lost in remnants of lovers and friends Babies and children and time long since spent Familiar, intangible, just out of reach Longing for ghosts that my heart doth beseech Winter is looming and summer is past A time for remembrance the years gone so fast Beauty is captured in my last breath of life The sparkling colors in the warm golden light Do mimic the glory and wonder be told In those bright days of autumn and a life to behold
The Autumn Wind the autumn wind is free tonight! free to soar and fly tonight! clouds of hawks one-hundred meters high dance in the wind across the sky! arrows of geese at cruise-missile height dodging boomerangs in errant flight sundown's purple, orange and red frame booms in flight above my head great beams of light spiral the sky! miracles surround us, from on high a part of me aches to be free! jumps from my hand, eager to see! what lies beyond, above the trees! each throw stronger, higher, bolder! 'till time stops beating .......to pause and wonder the autumn wind is free tonight! free to soar and fly tonight! by James Marshall Goff
I wrote my poem last night for Brian Strand's competition a hymn of praise for Harvest and just saw today that I got the date wrong and that it is already judged. Anyway now that I have written it , here it goes: Let us sing a sweet song, a song that's of praise For our crops to be ripened and harvesting days For the fruits of the soil, for barley and wheat Maize, oats and corn, that our children will eat For the evening sun on the newly mown hay For the farmer still working in the dusk of the day For the apples and pears still ripe on the trees For the fill of the honey pot, the toil of the bees Blackberry picking, will uplift our song Tasting juices of autumn we'll all sing along Let us sing at crescendo for the fruits of the vine The lush of the grapes, the full bodied wine When the harvest is done, our glasses we'll raise And thank mother earth who deserves so much praise.
I'm borrowing a gorgeous country I may borrow it as often as I can I accept their courtesy and smile I smile back and are happy to provide a helping hand I am enjoying the sun in this sunny land I think of autumn and the rain back home I'm enjoying the day with all my enjoyment I hope the day could've been much longer I am delighted with the floral scent that fills the air I listen to the waves rolling along the seaside I listen to the prayer that comes from the mosque I feel a quiet peace lowered into my body I'm borrowing this beautiful country, just for fourteen days I am free of thoughts, free from time ..... I'm in my paradise Turkey Turkey - 20.09.2012 A-L Andresen :)
I stopped by the old red barn today... I guess I was there about an hour. What will they do with it after I'm gone? It's been in the family for five generations... Great Grampa's initials are carved in the door. Once, Pappy fell from the loft and broke his arm. It's where I watched Dad's mare Give birth to my first pony. And, it's where we told Mom and Dad We'd decided to get married. Such a stable part of my family's history, Now, leans abstract against the autumn sky... I think I'll go back tomorrow... And take a few shots for the family album.
The breath of spring gives us new hope after a long winter is our only way to cope Fresh leaves are so green and new bringing forth life in another hue Flowers, the shade, the birds and bees all busy with life as we look to the trees Summer songs from the wind as the trees talk just waiting for a couple to rest after a long walk Here and there a yellow leaf shows its locks the autumn season is just around the block We loose a few leaves as we watch them fly but we gain much more with fruit for a pie When mornings start to get a little colder the colors in the leaves get much bolder As Autumn leaves fall and hide our path winter is around to corner to show it's wrath Edward J Ebbs - October 7, 2011
Autumn's breath, a gentle sigh Trees waving this year's final goodbye I breathe in air, cool and crisp As colored jewels fall, a fleeting wisp Yellows, orange and reds, mix with green Swirling...tumbling...falling... Leaving autumn's rainbow, neath my feet For a glorious while, then to retreat Among autumn's breath, away they go Scattered hither, to and fro Carried away by autumn's breath Awaiting winter's cold blanket of death Donna Jones 8-24-2013
Potpourri of seasonal change drifts in the air. Summer wanders near the clouds and everywhere. Beach's pride of blazing sands is growing dim. Soon the painted landscape wakes upon a whim. Seeds are sown of Autumn's riches nearly here. Summer wanes; we say hello to Autumn's cheer. Leaves will change from sparkling green to golden blaze. Now a bit of crispness lingers in our days. Summer has it's wealth of fun and lovely weather. Yet I adore the Fall when folks are drawn together. Beauty all around and holidays I love. Surely Autumn's sent to us from up above! written August 31st, 2014
Who am I? Am I defined by what is near in sight? Am I defined by what I have done, Or am I defined by what I could become? Perhaps I'm of no use. To him, or her, or I, nor you. Or perhaps I'm too misunderstood to be defined, And it is something like understanding that comes in time. And if to the world I'm never shown, Yet in my own light I've grown and grown, And so I can know no happiness but my own-- The reason for my smile, to you, will forever be unknown. I do not pray for the world to know my name. For it and verse; the letters are the same. And if a man should find his sorrow in what he reads, I pray his pain my words to keep. Should his eyes rain on my page, Better tears than storms of rage. And if a man should find his sorrow in what he reads. I pray his pain my words to keep. And if to the world you're never shown, Yet in your own light you've grown and grown, And so you know no happiness but your own. Let the reason for your smile, to you, only be known.
In high definition... There is an old oak tree in our backyard. This old oak limbs weep like a willow. It branches out to the stars. The moon effervescent shines above. During the winter, the moss hangs low. I see the wind blow through its leaves in autumn. There is an old oak in our backyard Where a widow sits beneath weeping over love lost. The dawn has broken. The dew is high. This old oak is well defined. She has limbs that reach high in the sky. The sun photosynthesis makes each leaf shine. Her depth is sublime. This old oak is part of home. Many visitors she knows as a widower rests before he moves on. This old oak tree stands tall As a City's landmark. |__________________________________________________| Penned on November 22, 2014!
There in a bed of petals rests The latest blooms burst from their nests Beneath the trees in even's shade Those nodding flowers dipped and swayed And one more tender petal fell The coloured bed of scents to swell I'll rest me in this quiet shade 'Till sunset's glow does quickly fade And rest me in these petals sweet No kingly throne made greater seat From thence the view I shall survey The setting sun, the flowers gay And if, perhaps, I then should tire I'd follow this, my heart's desire And there upon that petalled bed I'd rest my weary, happy head Perfumed by fragrance from the ground To go where pleasant dreams abound Written for the contest by the same name. First Place.
Summer is on the turn, into Autumn we now head So close this day approaches, inside many heads now dread We now view through our eyes, our windows of life What do we see now, do we absorb our awaiting strife Be like me and others and listen to peripheral sounds It's what we have come to know, it's us all around Day by day we view, the turning of life's greenery But what are we going to see after, on this future days scenery Is it intrepid anticipation, human wondering entering it's abyss We're the blind leading our blind, just what do we make of this *~* The eve of this reckoning day, in hourly wait we await Autumn has taken it's turn, are us humans in use by date This morning we have awaited, curtains drawn I view There's something different about the sunrise, sees me a through From my balcony I witness, now seeing from where I am Shape shifting no longer applies, I just don't understand In sorrow fill hungered loss, I lose life's lust for thrall From my balcony I now witness, I view when shadows fall *~* Inspired by "Touchstone's" <> "When Shadows Fall" from their album "The City Sleeps"
Autumn Air Dry and cool all in one Morning freshness, felt like none Gives me a boost, ready for the day The autumn air, come out and play So here I go, take me away Take it all in before you stray Written by: Debra Falgout Up in the Autumn Air Contest by: Russell Sivey October 16, 2012
Autumn I love you color and splendor Plump sweet grapes filling me with ardor A patchwork quilt......velvet soft leafs For you I wear my heart on my sleeve A wisp of cool breath blows upon my face A balmy soft touch of your calm and grace Brides last chance of an outdoor wedding Flowers bow heads giving up their bedding Photographs taken a memorable moment Dressed in an exquisite multi-color garment Written by: Joy Wellington October 14 2012 For Russell Sivel's contest - Up In The Autumn Air
Playing cat and mouse were Beauty and the Beast Right up to the moment the harvest moon ceased To shine, that is, autumn winds ushered dark clouds Even amber leaves were cloaked by misty shrouds Alone on the terrace, Beast's hand reached to her Unfamiliar feelings in Beauty did stir The masquerade party on All Hallows Eve Beauty caught in his web, seeking no reprieve Clouds now cast aside, moonbeams danced in the skies Pulling his mask, Beauty unveiled Beast's disguise Seeing sensual eyes, her pulse rate increased Conquered by longing for a man she'd called Beast By Carolyn Devonshire for Michael's "Falling in Love in the Fall contest September 24, 2011
Raindrops paint a muted reflection on my front window pane. Wails come from a thunderous sky; I wipe away my tears again. The summer sun melts my mask and a still breaking heart. Raindrops fall cleansing the earth, I resign to make a fresh start. Violent storms defined my summer, autumn rain renews my soul. Drops create a clear reflection, a smile and precious life extolled.
September ushers in Autumn, hence the Autumn wind. Squirrels and rabbits dig their burrows, rush to snuggle in. The wind races merrily across the ground, Blowing the Autumn leaves all around; Skimming over the rocks and nooks, And chasing along the fast flowing brook. Blowing the clouds across the sky, It whispers and laughs with a gentle sigh, As it playfully wraps my coat 'round my legs, And I hurry inside for some bacon and eggs. This morning the wind is a rascal for certain, As it rushes right past me to ruffle the curtains. Summer is gone and Winter draws near, And the September wind means Fall is here. Judy Ball For September Contest by Brian Strand - Sept. 1,2011
Morning is the sun rising in a boy's sparkling smile, urging me to chuck my chores. "Please Mommy play awhile." We welcome the dawn's shiny day with some sticky breakfast delights. Laughter rouses with tickles and hugs as singing birds greet the light. A hot cup of tea for me, milk and orange juice sips for him, sweet goodbye kisses for Daddy with love filled to the brim. Fun games galore, make-believe adventures and maybe an early day walk, a collage of morning memories sprinkled with silly little boy talk. Energetic feet skip home joyfully then echo down waiting hall. Summer morns will soon turn to hushed Autumn hours as busy school days call. By Rhonda Johnson-Saunders, August 14, 2012 for A Couplet Morning Contest
Like golden treasure they flutter down On autumn winds they float to the ground Carpeting the earth without a sound Today's little miracle I have happily found.... We have a bit of a wind today and the maple leaves are falling like rain. Its beautiful.
Nobel autumn. Rustling winds expose your frame, To cold, damp and dreaded name. Wind scars slash at dying summer, Rain re-echo's the little drummer. Middle aged gnarled to aching spur, Boorish zephyr chills a dreaded allure. Stooped, naked, shamed to despair, You gather your strength. Send a flare. Of gold, ochre, saffron flames of red, A last stand, against the gelid dread. As Cu Chulainn fought to the bitter end, You flicker gleam my autumn friend. S.de B© 2012.
fall time again, its here to savor crunch and crackle of its crispy flavor autumn flares its vibrant bright hues nature garners its resplendent dues boughs bent with luscious looms lavishing carpet of gorgeous gold garnishing dazzling as a diva rich-ripe in her prime My autumn day adorns seasons of all time! Yesha Shah 3/9/2012
. AUTUMN .The colors of autumn are beginning to fall. Red,orange,yellow leaves falling from trees so tall. ~ ~ ~ Grass is starting to look like straw. Changing seasons is natures law. ~ ~ ~ Summers gone and fall is here. Weather is nice this time of year. ~ ~ ~ Teresa Skyles 09/11/11 Entered in Constance La France~a rambling poet~six lines of poetry please.contest
Fall's fire is written on every deciduous tree, A chorus of harmony displayed for all to see. The first frost paints lace on the window pane, Patterns and designs are never quite the same, The smell of burning wood floats in the chilled air, Signs that everything's in place for a great love affair. Come together and cuddle close by the roaring fire, Sipping at hot cocoa, looking at your heart's desire. It's time to settle down with that special someone, Beachboys and parties of the summer are all done. The spark burns brightly on this lovely autumn day, Hoping this new simmering love beyond fall, will stay. Written October 1, 2011 By Lee Ramage For Michael J. Falotico's contest Falling in Love in the Fall Won 4th place
l ... l l ... when seasons fade to autumn then bloom to spring and in between a tick gives birth or dies to a winter sun, life's seasons change from laughter to tears like a wing accepting; just as one begins, its ritual is almost done. Then back around again and again with one more swing as the hands of years' journeys are fast-forward spun. Whether crimson trees , snowflakes , ruby fire or rain, each cycle has a timely walk through breath span's lane. A time to mourn, a time to dance: there is a season; embracing the heaven's compass itself without reason. (c) "To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven:" -- Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 ---------- John Freeman's Faith Verses Poetry: 1st prize For PD's contest By: nette onclaud
Autumns rich mellow flavoured air Unmasked, the trees are now bare. Seldom do we hear the birds sing When the Autumn leaves are falling. Smoke trails from the burning leaves Carried on the light cool breeze. The scent of spiced apple days In the suns golden haze. The Pine towering heavenly high Dropping fragrances on passers by. Smell the crisp refreshing air Wind is blowing everywhere. The leaves they scatter without sound Gently cascading to the ground.. Hazel Connelly 23/10/12 Up In The Autumn Air Russell Sivey's contest
I will enter the quiet wood, On the rustling leaves I will dance, I will watch the Godhood, I will prance to the autumn's romance. I will wear a colorful dress, I will mix up myself with the leaves, I will hear what wind says, I will feel the tender breeze. I will see a birch in gilding, A maple in its nice crimson, A spiders beautiful sewing Created with Gods benison. The Sun will play with the dewdrops, The leaves will dance rock and roll. Feeling desirable aromas of hops The autumn will be a droll. I will be fascinated by the autumn's beauty Where only peace and harmony are on duty. ©Larisa Rzhepishevska (Odessa, Ukraine) For Russell Sivey contest "Up in the Autumn Air" 26/10/2012
The city streets are littered with sodden remnants of fall, a chilling wind moans low between brick walls; my vacant arms enfold my shivering form to shield a heart grown weary of the storm. There is a melancholy feeling to damp leaves upon the way as though some precious spirit has packed and moved away. The sidewalk's sheeted puddles reflect the faces that I love peering through the golden ramparts in God's city up above. I bend beneath the streetlamp where my face with theirs' will blend remembering us together the way it will be in the end. November 12, 2014
Carpet of crisp dry leaves New colors nature conceives Misty ,hazy ,chilly autumn air Fall colors in full flair Trees seemingly on fire Nature seems stringing musical lyre Rustling bustling autumn wind All the foliage gradually thinned Winged leaves flying in the air Naked branches so bare Luring fall colours everywhere A colorful degenerating atmosphere
I like to watch skeins of geese flying in the autumn sky, And I like the smell of frying bacon and luscious cherry pie! I like to see the sun tinting Pikes Peak's crown in the early morn, And the glorious Colorado sky as the sun ends its daily bourne! I like to feel the tug of a rainbow trout on my fishing line, And graceful garlands of snow adorning a ponderosa pine! I like quiet evenings with my spouse nigh a warm and glowing fire, Where we reminisce and dream of things for which we would aspire! I like family reunions with my kids, grandkids, uncles and aunts, And this may sound curious, but I like sharp creases in my pants! I like to sit on the patio to muse and watch the squirrels at play, And I like to go to church for inspiration, fellowship and to pray! I like to listen to classical music or bury my nose in fascinating book, And take leisurely evening strolls along a rushing mountain brook! I like ice cream, tater chips, meatloaf, Brussels sprouts and chicken fried, And I like the American flag that I shall always salute with pride! I like it when the Denver Broncos and the Colorado Rockies win! (But, alas, neither team is doing that well, much to my chagrin!) I like to hear the rolling thunder and rain gently falling on my roof, And the rhythmic clip-clop upon the pavement of a horse's hoof! I like barbeques and fireworks in the park on Independence Day, And the mulitude of stars winking at me from the Milky Way! I like the smell of roses and the rejuvenation of April showers, And I like work - I can sit and watch it for hours and hours! I like the charm and beauty of a little child's beguiling grin. I like Laurel and Hardy and Jack Benny with his squawking violin! I like to socialize with folks with can-do attitudes and high ambitions! (I like most everything I reckon, 'cept sloven schmucks and politicians!) Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired © All Rights Reserved
LOST WORDS When the breeze disturbed our desk one day Between the bills and postcards lay An envelope we'd half-forgot - Slipped and fallen from a bigger lot. Tied with ribbon weathered blue And stashed away and lost from view, The paper yellow, its perfume gone Ink all faded, words almost none. She stroked the sheet and traced down the fold As the breeze moved the ribbon worn and old. She said words are now replaced by glances - Loves are only part romances. We've loved so long we need no word - Phrases murmured are no longer heard. We looked out at the autumn and felt the frost. I searched her eyes and knew nothing was lost.
My Ode to the Netherlands White water lilies picked for Verlena in Friesland. The Dutch Republic is over a century old. We are there during autumn. Flowers are everywhere. The sunflower fields The sunbeams Yellow and brown profound the canvas To visit the Domtower is a climb. Utrecht is a trek. An ode comes to mind… Dutch greetings we say… Dutch greetings we say, in the land of Friesland today. Welcome all! Our home is our joy. We are logical people and not emotional. We are expressive in our thoughts. Call us opinionates, if you want. Dutch greetings we say to all! ________________________________________________________/ Sponsor: Elly Wouterse Contest Name: Your ode to 'my' Netherlands and/or 'my' Friesland Date of Entry: March 29, 2014 Date Written: March 29, 2014 ~Elly, happy birthday... This is two forms in one poem. The couplet and the irregular ode. Best wishes and hopefully, this is not to much.~:)s
Falling In Love In Autumn (Couplets) Autumn Love is mature and warm Surviving Spring and Summer's Storms First love blooms in Spring's first kiss Young hearts lost in natures bliss The Bird of Youth flies high and strong Spring is when we hear his song Summer sun brings reality And no assurance of constancy The Rose is Queen in Summer's Sun But falls to earth when season's done Winter is lonely, dark and cold Without Autumns love, as we grow old. Copyright© 2011 Beatrice Boyle, (All rights reserved) For Michael Faolotico's Contest – Falling In Love In Autumn
Autumn leaves whirl in one last dance The earth receives old winter's glance Change is coming with morning frost Against the gate the branches tossed A quiet dream of autumn lingers on One last robin hops across the lawn Soon Ill be dusting off my winter self And put this golden season on the shelf....
Leaves fell from branches landing on bottom And then I know that it has become autumn After all of the colors just have changed; They left each tree and are now estranged. Tall and thin trees left their leaves alone And also down below could find a pine cone Someone ran over with their car rubber tire Which was crushed to pieces in its whole entire. Swept all pieces, leaves and pine needles away Which by a big wind had been blown astray; Leaves did die from trees that are decidual And now again lived all of my life as usual. firstname.lastname@example.com
Huge bronze bells peel muffled engulfed by sea above unhearing in depths deaf to thee drowned the dead the lost tsunami friends not figuring quick and sharp their ends black churning death coming from the sea no distinction twixt them you or me death some surprise shaken a shock from the sea xept not dying in autumn like you or me God please grant them heavenly peace God please grant them peace chancel and naves filled ghostly a new congregation gentle barnacle claimed pews giving us no separation
Driving down our country lane yields sweet fragrant orchards and vast pumpkin fields… The bustling sounds of autumn are heard here and there with early signs of harvest, and a rustle in the air A tractor is billowing dust up through the trees frightening the birds, and disturbing the bees Tall wheat has been harvested and raked in high stacks Into neat hills and mounds, alongside the old railroad tracks From the high reaching branches, the ripened fruit has smiled with mountains of bushel baskets teetering in piles Wagons are loaded with round pumpkin faces Displaying fall's bounty so proudly, in warm sunny places Autumn in my neck of the woods By Carrie Richards 10/3/11 For Michael's Contest: Falling In Love With Fall
Up and down the stairs they go The pumpkins are part of the show Some are lit others are not They are the best that I got The colors that surrounds these gourds Are oranges and reds, greens and golds There are flowers and leaves all about They are seasonal, this I should shout The Jack-O-Lanterns shine so bright During the deep hours of the night Each step has a glowing pumpkin on it A delightful sight to see when I sit I can't imagine a greater scene than this An Autumn and Halloween décor bliss Russell Sivey
I feel like an autumn leaf, Fragile in the wind. Leaving the tree to fall underneath, With the life of the branch within. I fall through the depths of time, With a fluid, dance like motion.
One Autumn day The day we met at the gold coast, Beauty of yellow and orange was a toast, Pleasant breeze was giving a caress, Colourful fall was sure to impress, As I intruded deep into his heart and spied, All conflicts were then kept at bay, How lovely was that autumn day! Written September 12th, 2014 For contest 'One Autumn day' by PD A
My love looms still in your room, a carousel billowing in boundless bloom, watch it like the dew distil before dawn; in a dream of passion before roses yawn. My love commits one common crime, it steals through your blind at bedtime, with smiles so bright from dusky skies; leaving the rainbow glued to your eyes. This is more than a dream, feel it, like the Icycles in Autumn, see it; crystal clear, written in black and white, not to be measured though a tender mite.
There a movement in the trees The goings of an autumn breeze Tickling leaves of red and gold Making hot summer into winter cold And in the air there goes a wisp Of smoke riding on air so crisp Of days to come this is a sign Of seasons change and change in time For heavy coats and fire bright New stars to see up in the night But at this time before the snows It's falls turn now to put on a show First one tree and then the next A show so striking so complex And looking up the sky so blue But this is nothing compared to You A glimpse of Heaven for us to see A hint to us Your great beauty But as for now we'll stand amazed Of wondrous things that You have made Winter's coming and summer's gone And fall won't be here very long Now out the window look alas Night has come so very fast Time to sleep but again we'll see In the morn this great beauty
The wind picks up the feathers of the fallen bird And carries it where it wills It picks up the fallen leaves Of autumn colors and carries them Where it wills The gentle breeze wraps around me And whispers, you are mine my love I am with you always © Brenda V Northeast 25th March 2011
SERENITY RESPONSE The winds of autumn blow Creating change The crux of the matter Do I bend or do I break? Willow knows the truth She may weep besides waters deep But she drinks in courage to face the future And bends when winds do blow And in her serenity - she survives 'She accepts the things she cannot change' © Brenda V Northeast 24th Jan. 2011 For Nette Onclaud's- Serenity response The Serenity prayer by Reinhold Niebuhr God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference Amen
Her presence as cool as autumn breeze, Her grey color eyes do faithfully tease. Her kiss as soft and gentle as floating leaves, Her caress as warm as the one she receives. Autumn colors perfect her body's movements. With precious curves, needing no improvements, Her curious laugh that sparkles like the morning dew, Certain words she speaks that deliver clever queue. Even her slight anger intensifies my love so deep. Falling in love in the fall places all issues asleep. Autumn romance sets a warm tone before cold arrives. Truly in this time of year, love endures and survives. written for Sponsor Michael J. Falotico Contest Name Falling in Love in the Fall written by Cecil Hickman
The day is bright with autumn chill and scented air is brisk and pure And silent gardens are put to bed, as end of year draws swiftly near We hear the music of the trees, of rustling leaves of red and tan Let's sing a song to thank our God, for lavish beauty of this land While autumn drops across the hills, with stain ablaze in amber glow And hearts are filled with peace of mind to know He keeps a watch below The wind seeks out the apple tree and rises with celestial zest And mighty oaks drop acorns free, soon squirrels will scurry to their nest Where ample harvest from golden earth, and flying geese bid sweet adieu While loved ones gather around the hearth, our Lord, these blessing come from you And when the trees are stripped and bare, a world takes rest, to start anew We bow our heads in silent prayer, For things like these and many more We sing our song of gratitude..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inspired by "Hymns of Autumn" contest sponsored by Brian Strand
As the days started growing shorter I began, my love, to court her With leaves fluttering to the ground My heart, an absent love had found With cold winter days ahead I felt warmth inside instead As the harvest moon shown full and bright We gazed at each other all through the night With another year coming to a close I had finally found my lifetime rose And in the autumn of that fabulous year Our future together did first appear by Joe Flach, submitted for the "Falling in Love in Fall" contest sponsored by Michael Falotico
The blue burst forth upon the trees with the kind of glow heat lightning leaves The paper wasps and moths agree to incense dust the coral seas As the velvet wonders drowsy yawn the nightingale begins her song They all perform this grand charade to quell the summer's heat tirade The fascination of the breeze leaves rings of kohl on all the trees and autumn exhales all it's zest to bring the earth to her winter rest.
The sun persuaded the earth to move and slip, slip, slip from her summer groove as we climbed to the top of the autumn trees and swayed with the sway of the orange breeze He held in his hand a bouquet of leaves all crackled in crimson he gave them to me Their scent lingers still on nostalgia's page for I laid them to rest, as the season's sage...
She walks through darkness with sullied grace In negligee sewn with silk black lace Her hair it falls down as autumn red She's with pagan rites of us to wed Let us slide the deep shadow of doom And I'll ride the mare upon the dark moon We'll hide like angels shamed and fallen Let us abide by our faith stolen Beautiful soft creature of the night Combining pure darkness with sharp fright Our thoughts as one and of instinct whole Without conscience, nay without a soul You are my Lilith as I am Caine Your pulse a smooth current through my veins Open your vessel for us to drink Prepare for the new towards the brink
We enjoyed our walk below the autumn skies Golden browns bloomed and graced our eyes Hand in hand, through woods and fields Marvelling at nature, and in what she yields Darkness loomed on this late September afternoon Clouds above massed, in impending monsoon Slowly the rains fell from the skies As the clouds opened in plentiful supply I turned to my girl and she was on her knees Her summer white dress in see through please These autumn rains showed a lovely change in her As she looked to the skies in delightful purr Her wetted face had a glint in her eyes As i kneeled before her, and her purr like cries Our faces met, and our lips greet In continual excite, repeat repeat Sodden we are under this cascade of wet This is one afternoon i will never forget http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/love-8.php
remember well the autumn hues of which compels the poets muse in wintry lanes for all to see on frosted panes,the artistry the plaintive strains of feathered song to april rains spring singalong remember when,before the trade- of common sense for things man made and thus recall the subtle skill by which her many promises fulfill.
PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON - PART DEUX Puff the magic dragon lived by the ocean, Frolicked in the autumn mist and thoroughly enjoyed the motion. Little Jaqueline Paper loved that rascal Puff; But sometimes didn't play with him cos he didn't like girlie stuff. In the hot sun they would wander pushing dolly strollers: Puff was not too happy at this cos he was missing the seaside rollers. Barbie and Ken and lots of other other plastic boys and men Had no pirate appeal for him; they were just too girlie and wooden. Now dragons live for ever but not so little girls. Giant dolls and paper trolls make way for curves and curls. One grey night it happened : Jaqui came real late, And when she did arrive it was just to say I'm sorry but I had a date Puff's head was burnt with sun rays - he'd just about had enough. Puff no longer strollered on Cherry Lane cos the sun was too darn tough. He found a boy for a lifelong friend, and mist-frolicked again, somewhat bolder, And decided never again to play Barbie with girls who were just that little older.
USE BEFORE TOO LATE Like olives warmed by the unselfish sun of happy Greeks Like babies' cheeks Her skin is smooth like soft and lustrous silk And smells of milk Like the trembling wings of a delighted butterfly Who knows why? A desert thorn each summer hopes for a drop of rain Although in vain In autumn every juicy bunch of grapes Is squeezed to wine or fades
The autumn air is crisp and clean Bringing colourful acrobatics, yearly seen. The dancing leaves entertain us all, Changing their colours and like dancers fall Gracefully, fluttering from the sky. Forming carpets of colour where they now lie. The most beautiful season of the year, It's beautiful now that fall is here.
It's that time before Winter and all through the yard run pathways of petals all beautifully charred. An assortment of heartwarming hues can be seen: deep reds and bright yellows and shades in between. How my innocent heart beats with hummingbird pleasure at the sight of these wonderful bundles of treasure! So I say to myself while my heart is a thumping, "No time shall be wasted, these leaves are for jumping!" To the largest collection of colors I race, with laughter aplenty, the wind in my face and the sun at my back, pushing me with its rays, as I spring into Fall without looking both ways. I land soft in the pile that the season provides, as if leaping in laundry just recently dried, and upon my resurfacing what should I see but the base of what seems like a beanstalk to me. I look up at the plant and think Jack would be proud to descend such a towering tree from the clouds. Though it's lacking its leaves, looking lonely and bare, I just can't help but smile as I harmlessly stare at what once was full green, so I shout out "hooray," giving thanks to the trees on this cool autumn day. To you children at play, be your yards big or small, Happy Leaf Leaping, friends, and to all a good Fall!
BIRD FLOCK In the fading light's vast expanse Autumn evening's graceful dance Flock of starlings countless, harmonised One way, now another, synchronised Black-out the sky, then film-thin Venetian blinds opening up, closing in Pulsing wave of birds rolling over the sunset with ease As one dynamic creature turning in the breeze Each bird an orchestrated part Titan making love to the ocean's heart As if its whole life were what it gave Thrashing in wave after sensuous wave Its eyes open and close In a giant climax and its throes. ............................... NOTE Seeing these marvellous bird displays is one of the delights of country living. We saw this performance every autumn evening on the Irish coast.
WINDY DAY IN THE CITY Strain unwillingly round the city street corner Into flurry of police klaxon-horn or Double-deck bus or hobo with beard a-grizzle. Saddened people rushing in the drizzle, Wet wind picking up, weather getting worse. Breezy gust snatches a thousand leaves to disperse From the autumn trees barely awake: Sudden blizzard of giant golden snowflakes Obliterates the wet sidewalks, paved with gold. People smiling, surprised at it all, pause and behold, Brush them off shoulders again and again. Ah the glory of it. No one thinks of rain. Never was a transformation done so well : A heaven snatched from the jaws of hell.
Questions rise, when every year An instinct tells them Autumn's near A sign of season's sad farewell They form in arrows, numbers swell In summer breezes, cool of night Against pink skies, with wings in flight Familiar landmarks they recall A southern path, a time to go They know the way, when autumn calls A calling voice that we don't know The geese take wing, their journey starts How sad I am to see them part
A Stranger in Our Midst He came from out of nowhere, no one knew his name His clothes were torn and ragged, none knew whence he came The service was in progress when he walked in through the door And fallen leaves of autumn went tumbling on the floor He took a seat right at the back, away from prying eyes He held a hymn book in his hands, the pages turning sighs The organ started playing, it was the Crimond psalm And a voice as rich as treacle soared through the evening calm His presence was ethereal; we all could feel the charge Of something pure and holy, growing very large When the prayers were over he quickly slipped away But left behind a memory that lingers still today. The Lord's My Shepherd- Psalm 23 Scottish Psalter and Crimond Couplet contest 23rd Feb 2010
How can you ever reap my sweetest fruit When you cut me entirely from the root? A root sage as the last leaf of autumn Descending downward to its unknown tomb With its words of wisdom of which I sing In vibrant voice but you hear me nothing!
When Autumn readies for harvest not her full silos nor baskets imprest not mellow vistas seen nor dressed trees, yellow-red not Indian Summer's embrace nor late coloured flower beds not Fall's living collage or wine newly pressed not for walks in the woods or nature's largesse but in thanksgiving ,daily blessed for all the Lord's bountifulness
Sweet, hard, heavy rain to feed the needy earth Every green and living thing now drinks for all its worth The Act to come, A Winter's Tale, a time of bracing rest And all the while, behind the scenes, the Maker works with zest Each season sees a brand new set; the light show has to change Those colours fall, and twist, and flow, spectacular in range In wintertime aurora lights set polar skies aglow In spring a palette of flowers bloom and grass begins to grow In summer rainbows crown the land as showers cool the air And autumn has the final show as trees begin to bare The Engineer responsible is known by many names Whatever name you care to give, this beauty still remains
In the Spring of my life I fell in love and took a wife The children came with so much joy First a girl and then a boy In the Summer of my life Things were good, there was no strife We built a house and bought a new car Everything was great-so far In the Autumn of my life Trouble began with my wife Things got totally out of hand And she ran away with another man In the Winter of my life I'm just trying to forget my wife I don't know what tomorrow will bring I just sit alone and think of Spring
I wrested Autumn from the trees to make a melody of leaves, cacophony of yellowed reds, reverberating in our heads, Some crispy brown and olive notes, captured on a breeze that floats, straight to you and through your door, collage of colors on your floor.
Oak and maple trees turn to wines As summer's final sumac twines To autumn's cool amaretto scent Among the season's soft lament. The lattices of amber rose Turn skeletal with fall's repose. The final phase of new moon's chill Brushes autumn upon the hill, While fall's ambrosia soothes our fears Of winter's cool crystal chandeliers.


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''Skies of Deception'' is the first game in the ''AceCombat'' series on the PlaystationPortable and the ninth game in the series overall. Released in 2006. It focuses on the southern section of the [[AceCombat5TheUnsungWar Osean Continent]] where you play as a pilot in the air force of the Federal Republic of Aurelia. In 2020, they are invaded by the Democratic Republic of Leasath on the pretext of retaliation for their involvement in a civil war. In just ten days their superweapon, the Gleipnir aerial fortress, [[RecycledINSPACE wipes out almost the entire Aurelian air force]]. Gryphus One is the only survivor of his squadron and must lead the counterattack into Leasath territory.
The game brought a few new gimmicks into the series. The first was its campaign structure, where missions were chosen freely from a list of around 5 and could be done in any order, or [[StoryBranching not at all in some cases]]. The second was equippable parts that would boost certain characteristics of the chosen plane, often at a price. Albert Genette, the reporter from ''The Unsung War'', returns to narrate the story of Gryphus Squadron.
!! Tropes found in the game
* ArmsDealer: Diego Navarro, the military leader of Leasath.
* BossRemix: "Alect Squadron".
* BonusBoss: [[spoiler:Scarface One and the Z.O.E. Commander]].
* BraggingRightsReward: The Fenrir.
* CherryBlossoms: The Zipang F-14D as a Downloadable Content.
* CivilWar: Partially what led to the events of the game.
* CommissarCap: Leasath commanding officer Diego Gaspar Navarro is seen wearing one.
* ContinuityCameo: The game is narrated by Albert Genette, the same photojournalist who narrated ''AceCombat5''.
* DeepSouth: A lot of people on both sides have exagerrated accents similar to those found in the southern United States. A bit a FridgeBrilliance can be pulled from this, though; Leasath and Aurelia are located on the southern part of the Osean continent, which is the Strangereal version of the United States.
* DiscOneNuke: The XFA-27 may fit this. Also, the F-5E is equipped with [=QAAMs=]. It's balanced by only carrying four, but still, that's effectively four free air kills.
* DudeWheresMyRespect: ''Beautifully'' averted. Some allies outright fanboy Gryphus One in their radio conversations, and at the end it's shown that souvenir shops are selling stuff with his Southern Cross emblem.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The Leasathian bombing of a defenceless city in the first mission clearly shows that they aren't quite the MyCountryRightOrWrong {{Punch Clock Villain}}s of other titles. [[spoiler:On the other hand, Albert's investigations show that Leasath is thoroughly taken in by Navarro's speeches about the ''eeevil'' Auralians, and indeed after his last military defeat and destruction of his latest superfighter they're...well, they're quite angry...]]
* ForTheEvulz: The first Leasath Air Force bomber squadrons you encounter begins to bomb a civilian city. When their operator stops them, it is for wasting ordnance.
%% * FragileSpeedster: The Cariburn.
* HeroTrackingFailure: The Meson Cannon can't keep up with Gryphus One if he flies fast enough.
* IAmNotLeftHanded: The Time Limit mission provides us with one as the player can't accelerate very hard at first, lest you detonate the sensitive ordnance you are carrying to disperse the poison gas that was spread on the city. The enemies in the mission, not aware of your limitations, ridicule your mediocre flying at first, wondering what made you so great in the first place. [[OhCrap Their attitude quickly changes]] once you finish your task and jettison the ordnance, allowing you full maneuverability again.
* InformedEquipment: Adding parts to planes doesn't change their appearance one bit.
* InstantDeathRadius: The Gleipnir's Shock Cannon. The mission "In Pursuit" also has an IDR with "high-performance [=SAMs=]" protecting a group of jammers from you.
* InterfaceScrew: A SWBM detonating or a firing of the Shock Cannon results in the screen shaking.
* InvisibilityCloak: The Digital Optical Stealth on the Gleipnir and Fenrir.
* InvisibilityFlicker: The Gleipnir needs to decloak to fire its Shock Cannon. Averted with stealth fighters that can remain off-radar even when firing missiles and decloak only pretty much arbitrarily.
* KarmaHoudini: In one ending, Diego Navarro, the Leasath leader, escapes justice and his BatmanGambit still partially works out. In the other, he's torn apart by an angry mob.
* KickTheDog: You have Leasath bombing a defenceless city ForTheEvulz and the Hamlet unit's biochemical attack on Santa Elva, which may be a MoralEventHorizon-crossing.
* TheLawOfConservationOfDetail: The game loves making use of this for its {{Remixed Level}}s.
* LeeroyJenkins: Ninox 2 , who flies ahead of formation and gets wasted by the Meson Cannon for his trouble.
* LevelGrinding: It makes you unlock a set of colour schemes by kill farming too.
* MookMaker: You have carriers doing this.
* MyCountryRightOrWrong: Averted in some cases; some Leasath soldiers aren't JustFollowingOrders but genuinely buy into Navarro's desire to see the destruction and downfall of Aurelia. Of course, he ''is'' a good speaker.
* MyNaymeIs: We have the Ca'''r'''iburn with a R, whereas King Arthur's first sword is Ca'''l'''iburn with a L.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: The game offers you various ways of breaking it by choosing or ignoring missions, and the final one is a SadisticChoice that you can't avoid.
* NoEndorHolocaust: The Gleipnir's crashing into the Santa Elva river doesn't injure anyone, which Eugene remarks on.
* NonStandardGameOver: Failing Standoff in the Skies II gives you a lovely cutscene of the Gleipnir [[MoralEventHorizon slaughtering a civilian city]] with its Shock Cannon whilst Crux laments all the innocent people that have been murdered.
* OneHitPointWonder: Subverted as a high enough defence allows you to get away with 90+ , maybe 80+ % damage taken... not that many planes are both that survivable and still good dogfighters.
* PixelHunt: Ther's two missions (depending on your mission choices) with radar jamming, forcing you to eyeball tiny targets.
* PunchClockVillain: At least one Leasath shipman would rather be fishing than pursuing war with Aurelia.
* [[RealMenWearPink Real Men Fly Pink Raptors]]: Gryphus One's Southern Cross emblem comes with some cutesy cartoon bird.
* RemixedLevel: Lots of these.
* TheRepublic: Aurelia.
* SadisticChoice: The game asks you how you want to make the final mission harder.
* StealthyColossus: ''Gleipnir''.
* VisibleInvisibility: The Gleipnir and Fenrir use ''Franchise/{{Predator}}''-style shimmer for their Digital Optic Stealth.
* WarForFunAndProfit: The leader of the aggressive nation Leasath, Diego Gaspar Navarro, attacks the country of Aurelia in order to demonstrate the Fenrir, an amazing jet he was planning to sell.


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Despite this beautiful girl wanting all the attention and not letting the other two in the paddock get any of the limelight, she is a gentle soul….
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Sixty cousins?!? Well I agree that last time I saw the whole of the Girard family in Quebec, we were like 200 or so, though not all cousins and some quite far off from the main strands.
The resons why I am mostly curious about this list is that more I grow old, less it becomes fun during occasions unless I have friends to be with. Family doesn't party much anymore so each time I hear about family reunions or anything about groups meeting up, I feel in need to find people to rejoice with. Gah, I should stop listening to the sad tune that's on repeat, makes me blabber about sad things....*switches to various hyper active tune*, now let's see if I can strap a poem soon enough, though I haven't seen Pyro-pyro in action to write about him, other that he is interested in hot chicks :P Silverskater145 as well though....euh....I should PM you too to get to know both of you *evil grin* Once I get a feel of everyone in the list I'll pop something up while you all least expect it :P


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Alarm as first case of ash dieback found
Published at 11:55, Friday, 16 November 2012
THE killer tree disease ash dieback has claimed its first Cumbrian victim, ravaging specimens at an unnamed Aspatria nursery.
Forestry Commission officials are not naming the nursery, which has joined 184 sites across Britain as the epidemic continues to spread.
Ash dieback was discovered in Aspatria last week, and it is believed the trees were only recently planted.
It was feared that West Cumbria's famous ash trees in Borrowdale and St John's-in-the-Vale were at risk of the deadly fungal disease, also known as Chalara fraxinea.
There are nearly 2,500 hectares of ash woodland and well over 500,000 ash trees in Cumbria, and garden centre bosses are preparing for the worst.
Ash dieback, which has wiped out swathes of trees in Europe, was discovered in Buckinghamshire in February. Young trees are particularly susceptible.
But a spokeswoman for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, said the cold winter months could be the nation's saving grace.
She confirmed the infection remains dormant, but called on the public to continue looking for signs of ash dieback in ash trees.
There is little evidence of ash dieback being dispersed through spores on clothing, or migrating birds.
Defra is recruiting a "people's army" to help hunt down any un-registered cases.
The Forestry Commission website has a whole section dedicated to the ash dieback disease including a list of all symptoms.
See www.forestry.gov. uk/chalara
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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Feast of sharing about more than food (video)
JR Ortega
Dec. 19, 2012 at 6:19 a.m.
Updated Dec. 20, 2012 at 6:20 a.m.
Breaking down the meal
• 1,250 pounds of glazed ham
• 1,250 pounds of mashed potatoes
• 1,100 pounds of vegetable medley
• 100 gallons of brown gravy
• 500 pies
• 5,000 dinner rolls and soft drinks
SOURCE: H-E-B news release
H-E-B 22nd annual Feast of Sharing
• WHEN: 3-7 p.m. Thursday
• WHERE: Victoria Community Center, 2905 E. North St.
• FOR INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER: Call 2-1-1
Bill Mosley lets beads of sweat drip down his temple as he holds strong to a slab of plywood.
"Watch out," he calls out, dropping the plywood onto the reddish dirt of the Victoria Community Center arena Wednesday afternoon. The impact triggers a shock wave of dirt from under the plywood.
This scene repeats itself every year during the span of about six weeks, but Mosley would not trade preparing for the H-E-B Feast of Sharing for anything else in the world.
The feast, which will be in its 22nd year on Thursday, comes with glazed ham, mashed potatoes, vegetable medley, plenty of gravy, pies, dinner rolls and of course, soft drinks. Five thousand meals to be exact.
Mosley and his crew of six cooks manage to whip it all up in less than four hours.
"It's crazy," said Mosley, who has been part of the Feast of Sharing for 20 years.
Since 1998, H-E-B has had a mobile kitchen travel to the 32 locations it serves each holiday season. The kitchen has made the process much faster and efficient, but Mosley remembers the days before the mobile unit.
"It went from getting in here at midnight to start cooking, to getting here four hours before the dinner," he said laughing.
It may be hard to believe that it takes fewer than four hours to bring food to the table, but somehow his team pulls it off, he said.
"We're like a tight-knit family," Mosley said of his co-workers, who spend 44 nights on the road together traveling from city to city.
Aside from food preparing, much of the day before the feast is spent preparing the community center for the influx of hungry residents that will not only get a full meal, but live entertainment, said Gus Kroos, chairman of the feast.
The day is spent decorating, setting up chairs and understanding what the 300 to 400 volunteers should expect Thursday.
"It's been very gratifying," Kroos said about the feast. "It's our way of giving back to the community."
Kroos expects about 5,000 people to show up to the feast, though, he, Mosley and the volunteers are prepared to accommodate more.
"I just call the people up and everyone just jumps into action," he said. "It takes a community-wide effort."


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I'm sold! I will have to break down and probably get one. I have never had a Glock explained to me so thoroughly and convincingly, with the cutting edge tacticool additions, hot damn! Because you know........you just never know. Jack
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If you are a home seller ignore these Myths, follow these Musts, and avoid Mayhem
MythI want an agent who lives in my neighborhood. I see their signs all the time, they must be good.
With today's technology at any agent's fingertips, you don't necessarily need to use some one close to home. Use a seasoned professional who has enough years of experience to know the route from your home to the closing table. Look for experience, professional manner, achievements, consistency, knowledge and proven success. Trust and honesty is key.
MythI want an agent who will hold open houses, put flyers in my yard and show my house often.
Open houses as a rule are offered by companies who want to promote themselves. You are their vehicle for attracting new agents and marketing the company name.
Open houses are also a way for agents to sign on buyers who stop by who are dreaming about owning a house like yours one day.
Less than 5% of sales result from an open house. Listen to your agent. If the agent likes holding an open house, then go for it. If the agent advises against it, it is because time and money is better invested in other places for the benefit of selling your home.
MustI want lots of photos, virtual tours and internet exposure.
0ver 85% of today's buyers is search the web. Photos and tours are an invaluable aid. Make sure your agent gives you this 'must have' exposure.
MustMy agent wants me to move some furniture out and store photos, books and personal items. I don't want to go to this trouble when my house is so homey the way it is.
You are selling your home, not your possessions. Prospects want to see the space they may buy and visually place their furniture in your home. The less you have to distract them the better.
Myth or MustMy house is not selling and I think I need to change agents.
If you house is priced right and shows well, it will sell, but it may take time. Give it time with a proven professional. Changing agencies often is a red flag for agents showing your home. It indicates unrealistic expectations on the seller's part. Be patient and let the house sell when the buyer appears.
However, if your agent does not follow up after showings or contact you on a regular basis, market your home or take any interest once it is listed, then maybe it is time to look around.
MayhemI want to list high and hope someone loves my house enough to buy it at my price.
Listing your home at the right price is key. Find an agent who knows the statistics of your neighborhood, including past sales, features of the homes sold compared to yours, age of your home, schools, and all pertinent information needed in your area to price your home for the market. In today's market, you must be competitive. Insisting on a high price will delay your sale. It will become "stale" slowing down showings and potential sales. Price it right from the beginning.
MayhemI don't want to list my house until I am sure I can find the right new home.
You need your home active on the market while looking at the same time. You are never in a good negotiating position when you must first sell your home to buy another home without the benefit of it being active on the market.
MayhemMy mother is a real estate appraiser in Alaska and my dad owns his own advertising agency in Arizona. My brother sells real estate in New York. I have an agent, but I think all this advice will help me make a good decision when selling.
Hire a local agent with a proven track record. No one can advise you better about your area, your neighborhood, and your real estate market than a professional who works full time selling real estate in your locale. All markets are different. Hire someone you can trust who is honest and follow that person's guidelines and advice.
I want to list with the agent who gives me the highest listing price.Some agents will inflate the price just to secure a listing. Seasoned agents know better. Screen all agents and have them bring comparable sales and give you a good reason why they want to price it. Pricing your home right is key. What sold down the street from you may or may not compare to your home.


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Our Tour guide was "I" and he made this tour special for us! We stopped along the way to see how the rubber sap is taken from the tree and the got to smell the raw rubber. "I" arranged for us to have photos taken with a 7 month old baby Elephant and pat the little One. A definite advantage to having your own guide, he knew all the staff ad where we should be before the crowd moved. It was a wonderful day and "I" made it!
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>> Jean Paul Gaultier was high energy yesterday at his Fall 2008 Couture show, exuberantly explaining his choice of outfit to Hilary Alexander pre-show, and running through the fluorescent green laser beams that panned the runway post-show, poking Coco Rocha on the way.
For all of JPG's exuberance, I am less than excited about this sci-fi, cage-inspired outing. Underneath all the decoration were a few solid pieces, namely a coral lace-like cage dress worn by Patricia Schmid and a tux suit worn by Sasha Pivovarova, but for the most part, a lot of it ended up looking less than luxe, especially if croc was involved.
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I love that there is a Cabela's in Maine now, I don't mind a 1.5 hour drive if I'm going to Cabela's. LL Bean is also based in Maine, and that's only about an hour from me so having those 2 huge outfitters nearby is awesome.
I usually go noting all the "online only" sales, then check out/try on the stuff that's on sale on their website, then decide if I like it or not. I just did this the other day for some waterproof snow bibs and now I know what I want and can get it cheaper online. This is the only thing that bugs me about Cabela's, their sales are really messed up. Online stuff will be super limited but plentiful in store, or "out of stock" online but on sale in the store. Some stuff in their flyers won't even be marked down anywhere but the flyer and you have to bug them to honor "their" price.


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Sandefjord, Norway – NAB 2013 will provide the backdrop for the introduction of Barnfind Technologies, a new company targeting all segments of the broadcast industry with a 1RU multi-functional, signal neutral transport platform. Wiggo Evensen, CEO, revealed from headquarters in Sandefjord, Norway that the Company plans to demonstrate the solution in the LVCC, North Hall, Booth N920.
âFollowing years of intense R&D, weâre delighted to present our amazing signal processing and transport solution,â said Evensen. âBarnfindâs 1RU chassis provides the same functionality usually requiring 3 to 6 RU. The small footprint not only saves customers valuable rack space; but its extremely low power consumption is exceptionally economical and environmentally friendly!â
Barnfindâs exhibit will center around its flagship product, BarnOne that provides up to 32 ports with either 32 x SFPs from various manufacturers offering different capabilities, or a mix with 8 or 16 BNCâs or HDMI/ DVI. The unit features a built in electrical and/or optical router with a flexible configuration of CWDM (8/16ch), DWDM (up to 40ch) or 10Gbit Ethernet trunks. A comprehensive functionality suite includes standard SDI conversion, routing, multiplexing, embedding, add/drop, crossover, distribution, IP to ASI/ASI to IP conversion, STM-1 Telco, MADI, AES etc., with more to come. All SFP+ cages are 10Gbit ready. BarnOne offers the end-user the unique ability to use any kind of SFP or SMART SFP, opening up a whole new set of options and advantages.
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All of the above includes none, CPP.
2 Masons
Godfather + Bulletproof Townie
Godfather + Governor
Godfather + Governor + Bulletproof townie
Serial Killer + Cop/Psychopath & Psychiatrist
Cannibal + FBI
1 normal seer, 1 paranoid seer, 1 insane, 1 naive
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All of the above includes none, CPP.
Or keep the game as is and just develop new ways of handling the situation.
I'm rad. You're rad. Let's hug.
I chose at random. I didn't think my vote mattered, so...
wee looks fun.
That only solves the problem partially. Either way we have a wolf and a roled person out in the open. Several contingencies are now available instead of everything in the shadows.Originally Posted by bob361
That would just get more interesting. The spotlight would simply focus on the real vs the fake. The outcome would be a critical point in the game, if not the deciding.
But meh. I hate the bulletproof townie anyway.
I'm rad. You're rad. Let's hug.
I am of the opinion that any strategy that forces the wolves to act is a good one. Some people think differently though so yeah. The plan is of course not fool-proof but it will reveal stuff.
I think TheAbdicator knows what he's talking about. Past a certain point in the game, all we wolves had to do was lay low. It's way more fun when there's a challenge involved!
I personally favor the masons, although I think some of the other options are kind of interesting...like having multiple seers, and so forth.
All I want is a role, too bad there isnt a vote option..
I demand a: ''Give Spurgu a role'' vote option!
1 Vote on that option. :P
I think adding lots of new roles is good.
If it doesn't work..
Scrap the game and start over....
masons are a great idea, possibly more than two would also be an option. I think that a governor and a mafia boss are the most broken and stupid things. Their roles are FAR too powerful and detrimental to the game, I would argue.
lots of seers isn't necessarily a bad idea.
and I do agree with cor on this one. It was too easy to be a wolf last game.


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Score point by making patterns in Cursed House for Mac.
The sheer number of small games available for Mac makes choosing one difficult. While enjoyable for a short period of time, Cursed House for Mac is not worth the additional download required or its full version price.
Cursed House is available as a free trial version with a one-hour gameplay limit; the full version costs $6.99. After downloading an initial file, the user is forced to separately install a proprietary game store where other gaming options are available in order to obtain the game program. This store also required acknowledgement of a detailed end user agreement. Once it was running, obtaining the game from the store program was easy and as intuitive as it would be from the actual Mac App store. The game would not open through the Mac itself and required the store program to be running, but once it was initiated it started up quickly. The gameplay itself was very simple, and the available pop-up tutorial made it easy to work with. To play Cursed House for Mac, the user must move different colored jewels on a screen to create patterns. This interface is very similar to other, much older games. With few features, this game would have been passable as a freeware option on an iPhone as opposed to a purportedly full game on a Mac.
With few features and the required installation of a game store, Cursed House for Mac's simple gameplay, while intuitive and fun, does not provide enough bang for your bucks.
Editors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Cursed House for Mac 1.0.