Really like this STAR :)

For me it feels like mother nature trying desperately to keep our earth from devastation. M:)

"Trying to grip onto that last hope
with a signal that has been lost within."

I read this as the signal being the signal to make chlorophyll, and with the signal stopping the plants have no more access to food via sunlight, and the possibility of long-term hunger (for animals and humans, not sure about plants but counts since you're personifying it) is daunting and can be very stress inducing.

"Stimuli crashes on her skin,
she fights to grasp one,
she keeps missing."

Stimuli being the sunlight/water, and she attempts to make it use of it but with no chlorophyll, there's no use. I really like the way it's written, the diction is strong and paints a very clear image of what you intended.

"Her body wails,
she bears
tolerates
withstands.."

I took the wails as wind or it could be the leafs themselves coming off, with autumn's arrival everything starts to damper down, and gives rise to cold snaps that are very taxing on plants (and people).

"Yet the marks on her
are running deep"

I took the marks as the roots running deep into the ground, and/or even the colourful leaves that arise due to the lack of chlorophyll.

"she is drying out."

A nice callback to the title, and cements the idea of autumn even more for me. I read this entire poem as the beginning stages of autumn, but it could also be read about nature (climate change), and even about a person. That's the beauty of this poem. Concise, strong, and open to interpretation. I'm glad that this poem is nominated! I also would like to know what meaning you intended for this poem :)

it is a shame amazon forest is burning. i sometimes think that mother earth lives there. somewhere deep in the forest. burning her home is not good........she will protect what is hers.