Halloween Farm Poems

Autumn festivals dot the landscape
Especially around the rural countryside,
Providing a welcomed weekend escape.

Halloween decorations made of crepe
Orange ribbons on the old hayride,
Autumn festivals dot the...

Read More

~ 'Injun Summer' ~

Orange glow fades from twilight sky
  Pumpkins grin, full moon is nigh

It's Injun Summer, in the midwest
  Harvests gathered to...

Read More

Its skeletal bones bare
Eyes still stare 
All that remains is the soul
A drift as a shadow lingers there
A bare bulb blares
sways absently silently 
in the...

Read More

Several favorite mem’ries, from my not too recent past,
Are of the summer days I spent on my Uncle Jessie’s farm.
Every single visit was a wonderful...

Read More

Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

Read More

Farm house is unassuming at break of day
She does not look mystical in any way
Pumpkins understand her magical powers
Discuss it with garden’s sweet wild flowers

On...

Read More

Truth be told said topic minimally embellished
rather, prattling youthful looking
baby booming geezer
precious time (yours), he doth bilk
(cue sinister mock-up halloween voice)

moost valuable intangible
outstripping fine spun...

Read More

day and night equal
the autumnal equinox ~
autumn now begins
          
squirrels gather nuts
store food for the coming...

Read More

Harvest Ale, pumpkins for sale
Breezy colors floating flying 
Fluttering leaves, dying trees

With each colorful beginning 
Of yellow, orange, red, 
Marks a yucky ending;
crispy brown, and...

Read More

Teeth for corn in yellow molars.
Green-leaved ears entwined.
Stalks of husks for backbones.
Layers wrapped in rind.

Goblins out to play.
Scarecrows in the field.
Hands with teathered grasses.
Wheat that's...

Read More

Pick those crisp, red McIntoshs, 
And warm some caramel for dippin',
Pick those green Granny Smiths,
And heat some cider for sippin'.

It's time for apple pickin',
Down on...

Read More