Fall
I fling myself into fall when all is ablaze
from dawn into each dusk of autumn’s splendid days.
The mountains are a sea of brightly bedazzled trees -
crimson, gold and russet leaves caressed by cool breeze.
I’m awash with wonder from colors I behold.
So precious are the beauties this season’s months unfold.
Wind waltzes through the forest; in the glade I twirl
as glorious torched leaves, aflutter, round me whirl.
I succumb to autumn’s each and every flavor -
from asters when they bloom to sunsets I savor.
Those Indian summer days sweetly come and go.
Chill nights I watch entranced as sky turns indigo.
Copyright © Andrea Dietrich | Year Posted 2023
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