An Autumnal Requiem

As if I could see them: a pride of panthers lounging on the branches of a Cheshire tree. One disappearing into an autumn night, as the last rose bloom of sunset fades to pink.

What would they tell me if I took the time to listen?

fall foliage

a reminiscence of

the Black Panther

(Author’s note: the featured image is by Azul)

My latest for dVerse Poets’ Tuesday Poetics. Today, we write ekphrastic poetry on one of four images produced by an 8-year-old artist!

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  1. lillian Avatar

    …a Cheshire tree! Love it! Thanks fo much for posting, Frank!

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