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CREATIVE REFRESHMENT

‘Autumn Play’ by Annette Wynne

Red and Gold

‘Autumn Play’ by Annette Wynne*

World, to-day you’re red and gold, Who could call you sad or old? Who could say that autumn grieves! — See, she dances through the leaves Like a happy child at play On a golden holiday. Come out in the sun and see What a glorious child is she, Not a sad thought in her head, Radiant with gold and red — Autumn world of red and gold Who could call you sad or old?

Painting of falling leaves by Susan Alison

I like to find out about the poets I read, but all I’m currently finding out about Annette Wynne is:

“Little is known about her life.”

Oh.

All I can find is that her literary career only covered the years 1919 to 1922.

I will have another look when I have more time, but feel free to drop me any links that might yield more information.

My own creativity is always refreshed by reading the creative works of others — especially some of the classic poems, knowing they were written in a different world at a different time, with a different mindset.

*This poem is in the public domain. Stuff you need to know about the use of other people’s work.

It’s autumn!

‘Autumn Colors’ by Christopher Morley

Celebrating the season of multi-hued leaves

medium.com

More autumn!

‘Autumn Tints’ by Mathilde Blind

Celebrating the fleeting kaleidoscope of autumn colours

medium.com

Merry Autumn!

“Merry Autumn” by Paul Laurence Dunbar

Oh, the joy of leaves!

medium.com

Stuff you need to know about the use of other people’s work:

Using Public Domain Material

How to avoid the potholes that lead to inadvertently infringing someone’s rights

medium.com

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