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Autumnal
| Contentment lies beneath the leaves Of summer's sweet enchanted smiling trees, But bliss belongs with autumn's weaves Of golden russets melded with the breeze. And summer's moon is cool and clear, Majestic'ly enthroned in crystal flight; While autumn's orb becomes a mere, A mellow mystery in ebonite. Though summer warms my outward form, Delights me with its lacy greenery, The autumn keeps my spirit warm And makes me meditate the schemery. |
by Amy White, 1976
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Copyright © 1976, 1998 by Amy D. White
[version above uses Left-aligned Cell within a Center-aligned Table]
[all of these are done using "invisible" tables - you can use the same techniques without tables but they will be on the left edge unless you use multiple Blockquotes]
[version below uses Defined Term and Definition, alternately]
Autumnal
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by Amy White, 1976
[next version uses Blockquote to
indent - this leaves large spaces between lines -
- you must specify Table Width, else the lines wrap (try it) ]
Autumnal
Contentment lies beneath the leaves
But bliss belongs with autumn's weaves
And summer's moon is cool and clear,
While autumn's orb becomes a mere,
Though summer warms my outward form,
The autumn keeps my spirit warm
|
by Amy White, 1976
[and here it is, separated - only needs punctuation-doctoring, but periods in the first part are sufficient]
Autumnal
| Contentment lies beneath the leaves But bliss belongs with autumn's weaves. And summer's moon is cool and clear, While autumn's orb becomes a mere. Though summer warms my outward form, The autumn keeps my spirit warm.
|
by Amy White, 1976