Autumn's Charm Poem by Marilyn Lott

Autumn's Charm

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The leaves are turning yellow
A chill lies in the air
It won't be very long now
Before winter time is here

We think about our gardens
Wind up those old spent plants
Pick the last of our veggies
We don't want to take a chance

It won't be very long now, we know
As we wind up and store the hose
Before the icy winter comes
And there is frost upon our nose

The pumpkins have turned orange
It is nearly time to carve them
But we'll let the vines turn brown
Right up close to the stem

Do you hear the leaves rustle?
Already when the wind blows
They catch the orange and yellow ones
And they drift down to our toes

But I love this time of year
A new season sounds its alarm
Nature is about to change
How I do love autumn's charm!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
RyuOh Kenshin 02 September 2007

ur poem is wonderful and soothing, keep on writing

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Lauren Watkins 01 September 2007

A beautiful picture of both autum and winter... almost makes me wish for the cold back (its the second day of spring here) . LW

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