Ah yes, the Autumn air;
I can feel the brisk wind blow.
Before the leaves,
start to fall off the trees,
it's orange, red, and brown colors,
start to show.
(Mm-mm)
I can smell the cinnamon,
from the pumpkin pie.
'So move over apples.
It's no longer the Forth of July'.
Even as you see the sky,
you can see a change in the weather.
Time to wear,
a long pair of pants,
and take out the light warm sweater.
Soon Thanksgiving will be here,
and we will be with our family.
Oh, Autumn is so beautiful.
-
It's to bad we don't that in Miami
The beauty of nature !
I go there every day,
there I am invincible
No humans to block
my sunshine away
______
I walk with my
head to the skies
watch the leaves
sway in the wind
watch the mountains
way up high
listen to the bird fly ,
squirrels tail spin
____
I am one with nature,
Bugs can’t get me down
I see the clouds
dancing in the sky
Here away from the city
I never frown
Dashing deers
alway seem to hide
————-
I may be invisible
for a few hours i know
but thats just fine with me
Because those are the
few glorious moments
that Mother Earth
sets my soul free
the crisp fall air ,the trees changing colors,**the cold,cold nights gives way to holding each other tight*the miami heat cannot compare to cold crisp winter air.being with you in this type of winter cold*reminds me of us together growing old
- Authors: Dion P. Crown (Pseudonym), Dove, Crowns4Christ
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- Finished: November 10th, 2020 00:30
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- Comment from author about the poem: This piece CAN be taken as a humorous poem, judging by the last four lines. I wrote this piece because Autumn is my favorite month. Still, I live in Miami, FL. and unlike places such as Pittsburgh, Ohio, Tennessee, West Virginia, and other states that I have seen, Miami does not have scenic Autumn pictures. (It is mostly just rain) Persistence is key
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Great read !!🙂
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