The Colors of Fall: A Poem

The Colors of Fall

You can catch a glimpse of it through the trees

The quieting of summer’s breeze.

The days begin to slow

As autumn’s effervescence gently starts to show.

Dawns once sweet with soft sherbet shades

Transcend into moody morning light…

Skies now plump with swirls of berry pinks

Collide with ivory clouds resembling exquisite fur minks.

The once mellow summertime afternoon hues

Fade into deep evening ink blues…

There are not many changes below the tree limbs

Grass leisurely dulls and frost takes its cue.

However, upward is where magic dwells

Spice, gold, and amethyst leaves illustrate autumn is alive and well…

In hand, teal hot coffee cups soothe the morning nip of cold

On foot, warm russet woolen socks make for an evening of content.

Fireside ruby flushed cheeks

Are all subtle reminders that the season of color is starting to peak.

~Katelyn

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