I was walking a long narrow road intent on an afternoon of apple picking, when my soul became enveloped by a kaleidoscopic drapery of stirring seasonal illumination.
Millions of rustling leaves, singed with autumnal pageantry, had fallen neatly into a makeshift curb which lined my route through a dynamically dappled flume filled with a cornucopia of colorful wonderment.
(Photo: Edward Roads)
Written by Edward Roads
Mytwosentences 
I love the word cornucopia – it reminds of elementary school and the art projects we would create during this time of year. These two sentences remind me of an art project, yet, it is multidimensional and alive. A lovely two sentences Mr, Two Sentences. 😉
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A lovely and kind compliment Ms words4jp. Thank You.
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Beautiful fall photo ♥
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Thank You so much.
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As usual, it’s wonderful! You managed to capture the soul of autumn. Great photo, as well.
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Thank You for your wonderfully kind words. I really appreciate it.
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Gorgeous words and image.
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Thank You so very much.
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So beautiful! 🙂
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Thank You so much. 🙂
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You didn’t forget the apples though, right? We’re all waiting on that pie. Lovely Fall description.
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Never! Thank You so much my friend.
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The visual held true for Autumn that I experience, but I missed the scent. The slightly fruity scent of the descending decay that the colors of the world, brought into sharp focus, suddenly make me aware of, nearly as if I’d been asleep through the summer months.
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A visual delight. Autumn feel at best. Good post.
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Thank You, Thank You & Thank You.
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Love the poem and accompanying picture. I often start as prose description to poem. I love the word kaleidoscope to describe fall. Like-minded, I have a poem using the word in conjunction with fall. I’m going to post it to see if you think it resonates as poem as well as your sentences do.
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Thank You so very much.
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Love your photographic sensibilities, Ed. Honestly, I have never seen any photographer’s photographs with taste almost identical to mine!
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Thank You very much.
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Your evocative two sentences and use of kaleidoscope feels very much like a prose version of my poem Spill, which speaks of the same subject and feelings. I’m going to talk about perfect word choices and share my own poem Kaleidoscope later today. I wonder if it will resonate with you in a poetic way. Take care.
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I look forward to it. Thank You so much.
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Your words and the photo immediately transported me back to the autumns in the Northeast that I miss and love so dearly.
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I honestly appreciate that. Thank You so much.
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You are far too kind. Thank You so very much.
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No problem I look forward to reading more on your blog.
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….. I’m so addicted to your writing style.
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That is a very kind thing to say David. Thank You so very much.
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My Pa always said Fall was the time when the tree put on their prettiest dresses for the ball! I’m thankful for the cooler weather! Beautiful 2 sentences!
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Thank You so much Michelle. 🙂
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Love it! Your writing never ceases to amaze me. 🙂
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Thank You very much Victor for your wonderfully kind words. I truly appreciate it.
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Lovely words for a lovely scene.
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Thank You very much. 🙂
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Reblogged this on Look at Both Sides Now and commented:
Another beautiful Two Sentences from Edward Roads.
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This is a beautiful ode to autumn, my favourite season and October, my favourite month 🙂
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Thank You very much Shery.
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I suspect that leaves on their own would have preferred more anarchy and less order! 🙂
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Thank You.
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Love your idea of writing just two sentences. Brilliant.
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That is very kind. Thank You.
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Man, you sure can pack a lot into a sentence! Beautifully chosen words, elegantly assembled.
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Thank You, Thank You & Thank You. I appreciate it.
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You’re welcome!
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