Showing posts with label autumn poems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn poems. Show all posts

Saturday, October 31, 2015

Ah, October...

...I hate to see you go.



Lovely are the silent woods
on crisp October days,
when the leaves fall red and gold
about the quiet ways.

                               -Patience Strong




Trick or treaters have come and gone on this drizzly Halloween night. 






We're watching the Memphis football game. Soon we'll turn our clocks back and wake up to a new month. See you then.

Friday, November 12, 2010

Loving Autumn



Autumn Leaves
by Aileen Fisher

One of the nicest beds I know
isn't a bed of soft white snow,
isn't a bed of cool green grass
after the noisy mowers pass,
isn't a bed of yellow hay
making me itch for half a day -
but autumn leaves in a pile that high,
deep, and smelling like fall, and dry.
That's the bed where I like to lie
and watch the flutters of fall go by.



Gathering Gold
by Katherine Edelman

I walked through autumn woods today;
I cupped my hands along the way;
Great trees shook down rich coins of gold.
More than my two small hands could hold.






It's no wonder that this is a favorite season. This week's mild weather was such a pleasure. Cleaning out flowerbeds caked with leaves and thinning out overgrown or dead plants didn't seem like chores. And sharing a pretty fall day with a three-year-old is true bliss. 

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