From green to red to shades of gold.
Full and vibrant in summer sun
'Til the fall winds come and they are done.
How beautifully leaves grow old.
No whining complaint is ever heard
No sorrow or regret, no bitter word.
How beautifully leaves grow old.
To subtle hues no longer bold.
For all a lesson to be learned,
When our time comes, be not concerned.
Another Saturday Centus from our beloved Mrs. Jenny...the prompt this week in red above, as always, plus 100 words. The poem was inspired by the words of Dieter F. Uchtdorf in his Saturday morning talk at the semi-annual General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in which he spoke of how we can better live life without regrets.
Be sure to stop by and see what the other Centusians did with this week's prompt by clicking HERE...and then...get off-line, go spend some time with family and loved ones running and playing in the fall leaves or doing whatever brings you joy.

























































