Fall's Charms Poem by Glen Kappy

Fall's Charms



from 'While Passing Through'/Fall

October morning—
crisper air, different light—
fall has its own charms.

Saturday, October 7, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: air,autumn,charm,fall,light,october,seasons,sun
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
For a different look at fall—in November—see my poem 'Forecast.'
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valsa George 28 November 2017

Fall has indeed its undeniable charms, the cool breeze, the flaming maples, the falling acorns, the flying leaves, the rustling sound under the feet...... all make it adorable!

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Glen Kappy 28 November 2017

Lately summer still plays leap frog here with fall. Unusually, freakishly, we’re having temperatures near or at 70 degrees F. I’m not complaining, but having lived in Albuquerque more than forty years, it does seem weird. Thanks for your comment, Valsa. -Glen

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Smoky Hoss 25 November 2017

So true indeed; autumn is nearly a year unto itself.

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Glen Kappy 25 November 2017

me, i'm a cold wimp, but like so many, how could i not appreciate the color and all the distinctives of fall? again, thanks for reading my poem and commenting. -glen

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Glen Kappy

Glen Kappy

New York, NY USA
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