Sunday, October 25, 2020

AUTUMN SPLENDOR in the TREES: By Polly Guerin
















Stillness settles o'er the earth
The trees are sleeping before rebirth

Just yesterday they wore golden hair
Their crimson garb with sunlit flair

Their starring role, awesome and serene
The tall oaks in their last days of green

Maroon dogwoods and pink hydrangeas
Tall oaks tower over gapping strangers

Over the valley aflame with poplars
The landscape quiet under the stars

Autumn colors set the world aglow
Now shed their fiery leaves below

Toasty yellows carpet my garden path
Must the chill of winter come so fast?

As the trees take their autumnal bow
Katsura's burnt sugary smells a wow

Like the crisp topping on Creme Brulee
It fills the air with tempting spray

The Maples have poured out their heart
Liquid gold, deep amber from the start.

Evergreens punctuate the scene so fine
Emerald and dark green, needles and pine

Come and revel in fall's color glory
Nature tells such a brilliant story. 



 

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