This series has been inspired by George Cooper's poem, the full text of which will be quoted in the last entry of the October series. For now, only relevant lines will preface the particular piece.
October gave a party.
Sunshine spread a carpet, And everything was grand.
The invitation is out.
As the days of autumn get cooler,
The pleasure of your warm friendship is requested
To a FALL PARTY
Date: The entire month
Place: Wherever October is observed
Preparations are underway. A welcome carpet is being laid.
Ready, Sunshine?
Behind a misty cover, the eastern horizon is blooming into radiant orange promising what can very well look like a sky with three suns. A golden streak starts to break through thick white cloud, flickering through the grey-green leaves of the lavender bush. Thereafter, a heaven-spanning vault of brilliance infuses everything with an incandescence far too bright to look at for more than an instant.
The doors are now open to welcome guests.
Won't you come?
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