November's Early Kiss Poem by Angel Villanueva

November's Early Kiss

A symphony of brilliant red
October weaves with crimson thread.
Those early weeks of blushing trees
And yellow-orange leaves can ease
A wistful man to reminisce
About his years of youthful bliss.

But once October's leaves are shed,
November can be seen ahead.
It brings along the shorter days,
With downy snow and morning haze,
Which pleases all who long for this—
To feel November's early kiss.

November's Early Kiss
Saturday, September 26, 2026
Topic(s) of this poem: november,leaves,october
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The leaves in New England will soon create stunning autumn scenes, accompanied by the deep, musky scent of fallen leaves crushed beneath our feet. However, October soon yields to November, bringing its first snowy embrace and plunging temperatures. It is a time of year that many have come to cherish. I attempt to capture that time of the season with this poem.
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