Fall Over Poems - Poems about Fall Over

Quote: “Nature's first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf's a flower; But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf, So Eden sank to grief, So dawn goes down to day Nothing gold can stay” ... Robert Frost [Verse] It’s the hour of summer’s last breath, Golden days...

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Yesterday was your birthday Unfortunately, that was a busy day However, I went to the garden Of my heart this beautiful morning Where I picked an invisible rose that could bring: Happiness, joy, good humor and an early spring. I shaved my beard and mustache to make your day With all my heart, I wish you a happy birthday Oh! I would like...

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In the time loop, I'll fall in love with you again and again, Not in a café or park, but where time itself breaks, A moment that resets every nineteen minutes, As if the universe stumbles over the syllables of your name. You'll spill coffee on my shirt for the seventeenth time, You'll apologize as if it matters, and I'll...

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In the hour when senile summer breathes her last, The vim of her ego births a somnolent child. Rising forth from the yawning pit of newness, Dyed with shades of seasonal confetti, Fall rises with a spectrumed diadem. October reigns with a high degree of splendour, Braiding strands of leaves with threads of gold....

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For many times we've been down, Are we not still standing now? At dawn we petition the divine, Hoping for renascence into the sempiternal. Be it luminous sun or caliginous night, neither is optional, Then the sun kisses the mountains goodbye, Reminding us how swiftly time flies. If we sleep, Will we see tomorrow? The rising sun is never promised. Yet with hope, we close...

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under an endless carousal of stars - bright leaves ride the wind ...

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Half Past Summer, Two Months To Fall The sultry legs of summer dance under sunny skies Each day, the steps are heated and embraced She lies in summer's arms on a beach, tanning herself As the sands of summer roll with the waltzing tides When the song ends, she sighs, and a new stage begins Slippers and sandals are replaced...

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Sponsor: Rob Carmack - Contest Name '< 7' Bare Autumn trees frowned - all their colorful leaves lay on the ground Autumn holds them at bay – cold Winter winds want to come out to play Seasonal work suited Autumn to a tee - rest of year fancy free...

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they met, felt blest. stars smiled, friends cheered. time moved, life flowed. doubts crept, trust, slept. he yelled, peace stilled. she wept, distraught. hate grew, winds blew. both fought, for naught. bond shook, love broke. they went, love spent. ...

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Twigs and dried leaves talk timeless tales cuddling together. Parrot pandemonium camouflage under fading flowers I've witnessed seasonal cycles. Is the deep calling me? ...

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Summer is a time of wanderlust and fun with long days and warm nights A season to enjoy the outdoors as we cultivate our many gardens of life The days are now getting shorter as nature slowly starts to rest into slumber Hummingbirds take their last sip of nectar before their fall departure Leaves start to transform from...

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less sun, more moon as night time grows seasons change as all things must where did time go? Heaven knows the stars give signs, much to tell us be still, as nature all around us flows ...

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Warm summer days fly by so fast, cool weather’s lurking in the wings. School holidays they never last, warm summer days fly by so fast Dead foliage will soon whizz past - “Those Autumn Leaves” my grandma sings! Warm summer days fly by so fast, cool weather’s lurking in the wings. ...

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Half past summer, two months till fall Leaves are still green, sun shining bold Flowers still bloom, and birds still call Half past summer, two months till fall Visions of Fall, dressed in her shawl Her breath swirls the leaves, turns them gold Half past summer, two months till fall Leaves are still...

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They quickly pass, the waning days more brief, like love once shied beneath a garish moon, expose the truths betrayed by Autumn's thief. Infatuation always ends too soon ~ still tethered to the oak, a hopeful leaf... for Andrea's "Half Past Summer" Contest...

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