Candy Apple A haiku about the fleeting beauty of fall by Marjorie Hutchinson The fire is dim I crave candy apple now and reach for my scarf
By Marjorie Hutchinson about a year ago in Poets
Faded foliage Slips into what was, Chilled I walk home alone.
By C. H. Richardabout a year ago in Poets
Title: "Deep it burns" A haiku by Marjorie Hutchinson a nod to the guilty pleasure feeling of the icy cold breath that fills the lungs for the first time each fall season.
Title: "Confucion", Eh? Subtitle: A haiku about the fleeting beauty of fall with a Confucius twist and a nod to how fast life passes.
Your hues fade to grey like the sunset's rays, and yet I remain the same.
By Lizzy Roseabout a year ago in Poets
I lived on brown leaf but then, I flew on red one - cocoon, butterfly!
By Rowan Finley about a year ago in Poets
Wind and storm and sun Rainbows falling through the air What tales you could share
By Mama Magdaleneabout a year ago in Poets
Green and full of life Fades into richer colors Beauty in dying
Some can be Crunchy Some covered in morning dew Step on each to see
By L.I.Eabout a year ago in Poets
Autumn senescence color-washed pigmentation echoes of color
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsdenabout a year ago in Poets
Crimson leaves decay Cathedral winds call the hour Beauty mourns itself
By Thadeus about a year ago in Poets
When sun falls. Fire’s light Colour blooms, for curtain close Wind blows… Autumn in ... _____________________________ © Simon George 2025. All Rights Reserved.
By Simon Georgeabout a year ago in Poets
