Autumn Embrace
Autumn's Embrace
by Daani Chauhan
Beneath the amber skies, so wide,
The winds of autumn softly glide.
A golden hush in every tree,
As leaves descend so gracefully.
The world is wrapped in shades of fire,
Where sunset hues lift hearts higher.
Crisp air dances, cool and bright,
As day slips slowly into night.
The earth, it wears a quiet grace,
A painter’s brush, a warm embrace.
With every step, the colors sing,
Of harvests past and winds of spring.
But in this autumn's gentle reign,
We find a bittersweet refrain:
For though the trees will bow and fall,
In their decay, life answers all.
A season full of change and cheer,
Of fleeting moments, crystal clear.
Autumn, with its soft, cool sighs,
A whisper that the heart defies.
About this poem
Daani Chauhan's poem "Autumn's Embrace" beautifully captures the essence of the autumn season, blending imagery of nature with deeper reflections on life and change. The poem begins with vivid descriptions of the autumn landscape, highlighting the "amber skies" and the "golden hush" that envelops the trees. The imagery evokes a sense of peace and beauty, as the leaves fall gracefully, symbolizing the natural cycle of life. As the poem progresses, the use of phrases like "shades of fire" and "sunset hues" suggests warmth and vibrancy, contrasting with the cooler air that signifies the transition into winter. This duality reflects the bittersweet nature of autumn, where beauty coexists with the inevitability of change. The line "In their decay, life answers all" poignantly conveys the idea that even in the process of losing leaves, there is a cycle of renewal and life. It suggests that decay is not an end but rather a part of a larger journey, emphasizing the interconnectedness of life and nature. The concluding lines encapsulate the transient beauty of autumn, reminding us to cherish fleeting moments. The phrase "a whisper that the heart defies" suggests that while we may resist change, it is an integral part of our existence. Overall, the poem is a celebration of autumn's beauty and a reflection on the inevitability of change, inviting readers to appreciate both the joys and sorrows that come with it. more »
Written on November 23, 2023
Submitted by Daani on February 01, 2025
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Quick analysis:
Scheme | AB CCDD EEFF AAGG BBHH IIJJ |
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Closest metre | Iambic tetrameter |
Characters | 736 |
Words | 153 |
Stanzas | 6 |
Stanza Lengths | 2, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 |
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