Autumn Comes Poem by Barry Middleton
Autumn Comes
the summer heat has gone
rebuked by autumn's dawn
and copper colored leaves
are forming on the trees
a fat squirrel grows ready
the northern wind is steady
the wood smoke in the air
is answering my prayer
the snake must hibernate
the stars shall congregate
one season finally ends
and another one begins
a beautiful narration close to a lyric in its effect and soothing sound...with its overloaded natural images...... a spontaneous and fitting rhymes...... Poemhunter if just to enlist KEATS' Ode to Autumn to the related poems.
Thank you very much for reading and commenting. Glad you liked it.
Beautifully depicted. Autumn is a very lovely season though leaves fall. A beautiful write.10
Thanks Nosheen. I love all the seasons except winter. Autumn is a pensive time.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Ah the circle of life and seasons to...another lovely write accompanied with a beutiful picture.... Annette
Thank you Annette, I appreciate your encouragement.