Autumn's Song Poem by Gulliver Gimble

Autumn's Song

Rating: 4.3


A change of season is drawing near.
Scented hay perfumes the air.
Green grass slowly turns to brown.
Fallen leaf's canvas the ground.

Sly old blackbirds have made a return.
Bluebirds fly south for tropical fun.
Warm summer skies now turn grey.
Long casting shadows dance and play.

A chill decends from some other place.
Chapped lips on a shivering face.
Unpack your coat and longer wear.
Find those gloves and make a pair.

Take a slow walk and breathe it all in.
Walk with a loved one or maybe a friend.
It's here for a bit and it won't stay long.
Now your ready for Autumn's Song.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kate Kate 22 May 2007

Got love that autumn. Its so inspiring to write. Inspiring to live really. So many great hings come from autumn

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Brittany Messersmith 30 August 2006

that was beautiful! i live in new hampshire so i truly love the Autumn season keep it up you truly have a gift ~Britt

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Anjana Aravind 30 May 2006

I love to watch and enjoy nature.... Like a little girl exhibiting her different frocks, seasons come and go. I like this poem. Anjana

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Ernestine Northover 23 February 2006

A lovely write Steve, anything to do with nature is my cup of tea. It flows really well too. Loved it. Love Ernestine XXX

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