Autumn Delights Poem by Connie Marcum Wong

Autumn Delights



Breathe in the scent of cool autumn air.
Watch it softly wafting Pele’s hair*.
Hues adorn leaves in bright vivid shades
Drinking in water as fresh rain cascades.

The wind, waltzing leaves... swirling around.
A mélange of colors quilting the ground.
A ready harvest of fruit bearing trees
Provides sweet honey, adored by the bees.

A field of ripe pumpkins ready to pick;
Halloween candy on fingers to lick.
Children in costumes for trick or treat fun
Can’t wait ‘till darkness over takes the sun.

To sit near a fire cozy and warm,
Reading poetry, no matter the form.
These are the delights that autumn will bring.
These are the things that will make my heart sing.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
*Pele's hair: Spanish Moss plant: It was introduced to Hawaii in the 19th century, and became a popular ornamental and lei plant. It is often called 'Pele's hair' after Pele the Hawaiian goddess.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rajeev Deshpande 09 November 2013

A good pen picture of Autumn. I liked it.

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