Autumn Crisp, a poem by Jackie Shaffer at Spillwords.com

Autumn Crisp

Autumn Crisp

written by: Jackie Shaffer

 

Autumn …Peaking… soon will end

Cyclical axis, shorter light rays, darker days
Sweaters, scarves, mittens, as one ballet
Crunching boots crisping through spent leaves of pumpkin orange, squash yellow, cranberries

Winds sweetly whistling, encompassing sugar maple trees
Shadows cast, leaves noisily frolicking in wafted breeze
Squirrels, long in tooth, making known presence
Shed of cider floorboards, creaking, acorn thieves
Red cardinals trilling, chickadees chirping, year round tenants

My most beloved time of year

Steaming hot caramel chocolate nut brew
Blessed moments, savoring my view

Chilled mornings
Crisp air
Grass dew

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