9/21/2006

Project Runway

This morning, the sun said something to the sky and clouds that made them blush in beautiful shades. Then a whisper traveled through the trees; they know now what to wear for the fall season.

This is how it's done.

19 comments:

Gretta James said...

And done it was. I love your use of words.

Gretta

Old Lady said...

And thank you for spreading it all the way down to coast Georgia. What a glorious day indeed!

Cup said...

How poetic, Dale.

Anonymous said...

I lurve you.

mellowlee said...

aww so purty :) nice post

AL RULES said...

is that something to get the ladies moist?

thanks for bring attention to autumn and the inevitable snowy hell in which we live.

Berry said...

I think one of the trees here misunderstood, because it's already getting naked.

Dale said...

Thank you Gretta.

You're welcome Old Lady.

Thanks Beth.

Same to you Tanya.

Al, the hidden message for you in all of that is Suck It!

Don't fret Berry. There are always a few slow trees. Just like people. See Al.

Tumuli said...

Cleverly described. But I still abhor this season and the one following it.

chelene said...

Was this supposed to turn me on? I feel strangely aroused.

And ewww...Al wrote the word "moist". Yuck.

Dale said...

There's a lot I love about fall until it gets too cold Tumuli and then I'm with you on the winter thing.

I didn't mean to turn you on but some side effects may occur. Until Al steps up to bat that is.

Reese said...

Who wrote that, Dale? Bliss Carman?

Dale said...

Hi Reese, I must have been blissed out. I wrote it. Lately, it's dark when I get on the train for work but when the sun starts to come up, parts of the trip can be pretty spectacular. If I open my eyes.

Coaster Punchman said...

Very nice. And I thought you were going to write something along the lines of "The Devil Wears Prada."

Katie Schwartz said...

you are truly perfect, passion of the dale.

Dale said...

The best devils wear nothing at all CP!

No, you, Katie!

X. Dell said...

Apparently, they don't teach light refraction in high school there.

Katie Schwartz said...

NO, YOU, DALE! YOU! YOU! YOU!

Dale said...

You're as cold as a Canadian winter X. Dell. (I won't mention that I secretly hate poetry and can never believe it when things like that force their way out of me). Light refraction for $300 Alex.

Katie. Stop. Don't. Stop. Don't stop don't stop.