Rhyme Autumn Poems | Examples

These Rhyme Autumn poems are examples of Autumn poems about Rhyme. These are the best examples of Autumn Rhyme poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberPicture Show

Darling you’re a picture show
In the albums we possess
Are you resting there? I know
That you weren’t keen to rest
Couldn’t you somehow remind
What the spirits are about
Give a tip I fail to find
Deep within me, and without
Darling it’s the autumn wind
Blowing here, and leaves are flying
Unprepared for winter’s stint
Weeds and grass are slowly dying 
With the first stroke of the frost
Summer ends, and we get older
Though we aren’t as old, as lost
In the eye of the beholder..


Premium MemberUntil Next Time


I took a mountain ride
Scenes unfolded before my eyes
beneath widespread, deep, blue skies
It was the perfect place to hide

Far away from stress and obligations
In a world of colorful trees
Showing off before a deep freeze
Nature has its own intentions

I could smell Autumn at my fingertips
Red berries were shining in the sun
A decorated forest was full of fun
As the elevation released hardships

I drove away and I said, goodbye
I am grateful for all that it gave me
Everything that I experienced, all to see
Until next time, waiting for me to fly

Heidi Sands

9/24/26

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Premium MemberAutumn’s Showstopper

Autumn has put its showstopper on the magical season has begun Leaves on trees, colourful hues of green turn to delightful shades of citrine. Then gracefully swirling to the ground twisting, twirling they come falling down Leaves seeking rest upon leafy lanes ground absorbing the brittle remains. Becoming compost that feeds the earth maturing until nature's rebirth Trees stood naked without their dressing have beauty unique and impressing. As all life on earth, comes death and birth part of God's plan, unseen and unheard Each plant, creature, woman, man and child leave their mark somewhere out in the wild. Filling blank pages on which to write tales of autumn's showstopper of life.

Premium MemberAutumn Colors Minichu

Orange pumpkin fellow
watches October’s moon from his nice front lawn view 
- full yellow!

Dying rose bed
sees forest green leaves turning to
blood red

Not cold
is fall’s warm hue -
Gold.

Orange pumpkin fellow
sees forest green leaves turning to
gold!

Premium MemberI PREDICT ( AUTUMN HARVEST GRACIOUSLY RECEIVED)--

I predict, A lost balloon inclused an airloon tomatoes;
I predict.obisidiam bitter sweet floral Midwestern tornados;
I predict. Spontaneous combustion yellow brick road;
Balls eyes view seedlings sprew, breaking ground;
Marine ponds, rivers. lakes over flows;
Aura radical green flash rich soil sound;

I predict autumn harvest in spite of the weather will be found graciously received


Premium MemberColors of Autumn

A stunning gold array
Vivid colours that will touch a heart forevermore
on display

Autumn shades glow
Seeing dazzling colours galore
on show                                          

So fine
Hues to adore
Shine  

A stunning gold array
Seeing dazzling colours galore
Shine

Premium MemberFall Fashions

Trees, adorned in Fall styles,
with branches wearing multicolor on their sleeves,
induce smiles.

How the leaves dance!
Patterns fluttering on their weaves, 
entrance.

Fall chill -  
the crimson leaves
thrill.  

Trees adorned in Fall styles,
patterns fluttering on their weaves,
thrill.

Premium MemberAutumn's Breath

Autumn breathes softly through the waking trees,
and amber leaves go dancing with the breeze;
the summer sun grows gentler in the sky,
while swallows stitch their pathways as they fly.

The maples blush as though they’ve heard good news,
the golden fields put on their autumn shoes;
a crimson leaf comes tumbling past my door,
as if the wind has brought a gift from shore.

The mornings wear a silver, misty shawl,
and twilight comes a little soon to call;
the moon appears more intimate and near,
and stars seem brighter in the cooling air.

Yet Autumn's breath is not a breath of grief—
it teaches beauty hidden in release;
for every leaf that falls without regret
whispers, “Let go—and find your wonder yet.”
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberSalt and Sand

Grey-green waves are crashing;
Cold south winds whip through the twisted coastal tea-trees—
foam lashing.

Dune grasses sigh;
bare beaches cool under grey skies,
sea high.

Kelp drifts;
tide pulling free—
still.

Grey-green waves are crashing;
bare beaches cool under grey skies,
still.

Premium MemberColors of Autumn

autumn colors begin slowly at first then explode into woods aflame first frost falls chilling each leaf's core awesome colors bring mountains fame not shore red, gold beauty exclaims fall autumn colors begin awesome colors bring mountains fame fall

Premium MemberColours Of Autumn

Autumn weeps green cascades,
bone chilled usher omen for blazing trail of hues, 
as mint fades

 fall colours bloom, 
singed red, golden flare, plum purple,
bright plume

sharp cold,                                           
warm spells breed tints
bold

Autumn weeps  green cascades,
singed red, golden flare, plum purple,
bold

Premium MemberColours of Autumn

Red, yellow, brown and green
All colours will be seen
Love this time of year ~ fill your cup
Hot chocolate, hats , scarfs gloves cosy up
Log fires lite in gardens brings dazzled light
As days get shorter ~ blazing sight
Kicking leaves, roasting chestnuts magic in the air

Premium MemberColors Of Autumn


Hazy summer screen drifts away,
satin cobalt sky exudes azure sapphire glow
of blue bay.

Autumn’s hues crawl, 
trees create golden fresco, show
leaves fall.

Crowns of dew 
on fawn grass grow
new.

Hazy summer screen drifts away,
trees create golden fresco show,
new.

Premium MemberAutumn Spurred Colors

Written: September 8, 2026, for a contest sponsored by: Mohan Chutani ************ Spurred colors sown with care the green yields to a crimson flush, heaven to dream brave stride dare wind weaves pale shroud stoutly struck a spark in the stream! thick cloud! stare space embrace gold gleam grace! spurred colors sown with care stoutly struck a spark in the stream grace!!
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberBack To September

A dash of red
In the leaves,
Points ahead
To old long sleeves

Makes us smile
If only a few,
For mile after mile
A brilliant view

Most welcome sights
And darker darks,
Set off the brights
Like scattered sparks

A change begin
Simply excites,
Takes place when
All orange ignites

Back to September 
We need you here,
One to remember 
Year after year.

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