Japanese Autumn by Eliza Witte - HTML preview
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The gardener still can
Arrange the pebbles nicely Nonetheless the rime.
The cold tide approached, The marine bell clang softly, Seagulls sang along.
Feng-shui monument,
Candles flicker in the dark, Sand - wet, waves - hungry.
The rotten quince rolled In the furry hand. Primates'
Snack in the temple.
Light, dark, light, dark, light, The thick fog engulfs the ship.
The Lighthouse calling.
Sweet icing in red, Yellow of the lemon peel, Leaves in coloured smile.
Indistinctive chat,
Vowels from man-woman
Tongues,
Conversion of cold.
Humidity, soil, The smell of earth and Mushrooms,
The October's treats.
Albatrosses' flock
Bid Goodbye to tired sun.
Man still hugs the summer.
Ten centimeters, Bonsai delivered a fruit.
Joy of the harvest.
Thunder, volcano,
Clouds, flash, flood,
Lightning, earthquake.
The season has changed.
They are animals: The bear will sleep in winter, The wolf will stay in guards.
