Can you write a poem about the fall?

Haiku:

Each year the leaves fall

and wind scatters red, gold, brown

always in the fall.

As the leaves begin to dance across the earth,

they bare the golden colors that will soon give way to Springs rebirth.

The fire of each sunset is cast against the knowledge of a morning dew,

And the fresh smell of each droplet fallen upon the Wondering Jew.

The fields along the roads hold hope for mouths that yearn for grain,

Like sorrel waves flowing passionately across the plain.

The Moon is vast and bright against an ebony sky,

And the dark of the evening brings out the wonder of the firefly.

I listen in awesome wonder, as nature speaks with every sound,

And am Thankful to God, for every year that Fall comes back around!

By Kimberly E. Bennett

8/23/09

I hope you enjoy this.

I'll write on it! Thanks for the suggestion!!!

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Twisted skeletons reach

for new skye

Crimson flesh turns beneath

pale autumn sun shines

Harvest moon waxing

Octobres rain setts course

thru All Saints Eve

Soon gales Novembre and

feasts fit for kings

The claw of the lion scratches

thy breast, Forsaking thee

old, Leaving young

to submit

~orion~

Read Keats' ode "To Autumn". It is the last of his great odes and some think, the summing up of all that went before. Perhaps, but just by itself, it's wonderful.