Poems About: AUTUMN

The meadow is poisonous but pretty in the autumn
The cows that graze there are slowly poisoned
Meadow-saffron the colour of lilac and of shadows
Under the eyes grows there your eyes are like those flowers read more »

It’s the tattered end of autumn,
when the beech tree’s yellow dress
has rusted
and a thick carpet read more »

Autumn wind clear
Autumn moon bright
Fall leaves gather and scatter
Jackdaw perch again startle read more »

Autumn days are here
Autumn Days filled with fear
Woeful shadows of the war
Took away the peace out of the souls read more »

. read more »

A Fan

By Rose Lu Tr. Willam Marr read more »

A haunting sound is heard softly whistling,
like a magic flute in the distance playing,
luring summer leaves to hum and sway,
to don new colours, to dance and to play; read more »

On dusty fields of umber
Ther' be no trail nor trace of Summer
Octobers breath unfolds
A wreath of Autumn, solid gold read more »

Autumn
Off the spring
Autumn deserves the right
To enter into natural calamities read more »

There was an old man from Spain
Who had a golden chain
From an autumn stall
And did not drawl read more »

And that Autumn dusk
As a rainy day
Yet the flicker is as
A glistening lantern read more »

Mid Autumn Festival
are you too
looking at the moon? read more »