The Appeal of Autumn
There’s a chill in the air,
Such a welcoming feel,
Just the first of the reasons
For autumn’s appeal.
Though the leaves haven’t changed,
Soon they’ll be rust and gold,
Making various trees
A delight to behold.
Halloween’s ‘round the bend;
Decorating’s begun,
As both children and grown-ups
Get in on the fun.
The orchards and fruit stands
Have apples galore
And pumpkins and cider
And donuts and more.
The summer’s been hot
And before it gets cold
There is autumn, in which
All these good things unfold.
So, zip up your jacket
And head out the door
To sample the joys
Autumn’s holding in store.
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