General Poetry posted January 12, 2020


Exceptional
This work has reached the exceptional level
A Quatrain entry

A Colorful Palette

by June Sargent

Quatrain Poetry Contest Winner 
Variety enhances life
and nature shows us how it's done.
When marching just to drum and fife,
restrictions take out all the fun.

If all four seasons were the same,
the foliage would just stay green.
New England would then lose its fame,
except for Boston's best baked bean.

When summer's done, the leaves will change
to autumn's burnished tones of gold.
With winter well within his range,
he'll chill the air with blasts of cold.

Bare branches need not mourn too long,
as spring is waiting 'round the bend.
Soon birds will burst right into song,
as snow and ice come to their end.

From month to month the trees reflect
the palette our Creator chose.
To showcase greenery bedecked
in yellow, orange, pink and rose.

Write A Review

Writing Prompt
A quatrain is a poem that has four lines for each stanza. It usually has rhyme scheme of abab or its variant, xbyb. Click here for an example.
Quatrain Poetry
Contest Winner


Tourists flock to New England to view the fall foliage when it turns into a kaleidoscope of colors. And Boston is known for its baked beans.
Pays one point and 2 member cents.

Artwork by seshadri_sreenivasan at FanArtReview.com

Save to Bookcase Promote This Share or Bookmark
Print It View Reviews

You need to login or register to write reviews. It's quick! We only ask four questions to new members.


© Copyright 2024. June Sargent All rights reserved.
June Sargent has granted FanStory.com, its affiliates and its syndicates non-exclusive rights to display this work.