The Daily Cuppa is an international writing community dedicated to sharing our culture, traditions, lifestyle, relationships, hopes, and humor to create a bridge connecting ordinary humans everywhere. Our 150-word stories will entertain you during those breaks in your busy day.
Each leaf that falls leaves room for more sunbeams to shine more light on those with patient hearts. The strength of autumn sunlight’s more it seems than what is just the sum of all its parts.
Rugosa rose throws less scent for the bees then back when sun-scorched earth gave off more heat. When warm ripe fruit fell softly from the trees. Magenta glow is now the tasty treat.
Its color power’s brighter than before. Year’s last shot at some brilliance. Soon the freeze. Cheep, cheeping chickadees are at the door. Woodpeckers knock. It opens wide with ease.
Transfixed with Autumn’s capture of the scene. So, Summer left us plenty. It does seem.
The Daily Cuppa is an international writing community dedicated to sharing our culture, traditions, lifestyle, relationships, hopes, and humor to create a bridge connecting ordinary humans everywhere. Our 150-word stories will entertain you during those breaks in your busy day.
