Creative Writing on Autumnal Flowers by Angela AbrahamÂ
Autumnal Flowers, Example One:

Autumnal ‘flowers of flame’ echo leaves that tumble as kite-rain. How they flutter in boldest breezes, breezes that are but the tide of wintry winds. In stringless swirls leaves greet the blooms, blooms jostling in jocund merriment. In the cooling days their petals linger, fluttering as flags of summer. As co-authors of the season, into the scent of rain-quenched earth, they sign their aromatic signatures.
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September 2026 (edited October 2026)
Autumnal Flowers, Example Two:

Autumnal flowers, as seasonal rebels, did wink as we passed by. When all of nature is yawning in gold-browns they smirk scarlet & white from the hedgerows. How the poppies parade! How they flash cold-fire when all else cowers to the cold. What fun they are rustling softly amid the yard-tall grasses!
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September 2026
Autumnal Flowers, Example Three:

A chorus of autumnal blooms sing to the spark-shade canopy, inviting the soul to a stillness, a stillness that can hear birdsong and breeze. October's days have cooled to a pleasant heat-sigh; we bathe in long walk weather, pondering poetry. Poppies press on as if the sun is at its fullest and the garden remains a riot of gold, pinks and softest cream.  The Beech and Elder trees chorus in rebel greens, the seasonal time-lapse photography held warmly-frozen. All in all it is a daring dream, a mischievous mildness borrowing Summer's notebook and verse.
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Re-written in October 2006 from writing published September 2020 - August 2023
Creative Writing on Autumnal Flowers, by Angela Abraham




