Whispers of Fall
Whispers of Fall
Ground covered in a haze,
With a moonlight piercing afterglow,
The shimmer is brazen,
Filled by blowing leaves in tow.
Cool air creeps in at night,
Giving hints of the change to come,
The Whispers of Fall migrate,
Towards October's day of fright.
The cordial days of fall,
Blown in bringing seasonal beliefs,
After thy hot days of summer,
With the sounds of autumn relief.
The Whispers of Fall,
Make a joyous sound,
With the rustling of colored leaves,
In their shades of Red and Yellow.
Copyright © Richard Mcclellan | Year Posted 2024
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