Quintain Poems - Poems about Quintain

Color-change radiance of wondrous reign showcases Autumn’s marvel to the sight grandeur of nature midst glowing terrain exposing sovereign artistic might... God’s design for distinct season*’s delight. Beauty of Fall surely shines in each hue as bright leaves...Read More

Your loosened hair Gleaming in the benign sun Roses in our blood inhale dense air Decking up before departure has begun The green is paling one by one It's the dance of death in colour A fountain of...Read More

Rustic colors of browns, mustard colors and burnt reds cover falling leaves. The sun giving bus the last bits of summer's essence. No one grieves. A spectacular presence. If...Read More

We went out to dine on this past Sunday To a drive-in where we would eat in the truck That is the guarded way to safely play Settled in the last space, next to the muck in the dumpster,...Read More

Month Ten ushers in a lustrous mystique Where the blooming of hues unfold at last As October lacquers tall elms quite sleek An autumn’s radiant view...Read More

Winter came with its usual cold, rain, ice, snow, and pain. By late Winter ...Read More

Before iron winter commands the land The brown ground sparks a bittersweet blaze Bonfire breezes cross in smoky strands Where nut stashing squirrels pause to gaze On museums of leafy orange haze Maroon afternoons of apple's sharp bite Foretells the night...Read More

As leaves paste themselves upon wet ground Autumns weather leave trees bare swept, pushed, piled in a mound people kick them passing by, it's only fair what else are they to care? 10/16/2020 Quintain contest(English)...Read More

Her whispers can be heard when trees Begin their blush at summer's end. A signal sensed in every breeze, When soothing, cooling nights portend Her new return as leaves descend. She stalls the days of winter freeze, And trees, whose branches...Read More

My first love, a lovely girl then in her sixteen, Floated across the corn fields dancing with breeze, Wearing a short, flying frock with color of sea-green, While dropping her gloves to trick her mom — police....Read More

Custard leaves of oak glow sway In unison with auburn elm; Tickling tepid breeze of day In fall array does overwhelm, Coveted by October’s helm. Geese fly low in angled line Pass o’er edge of Frasier pond. Black masked face that beaks...Read More

Summer wearily sighed then softly closed her door. For three months she lingered, and now she'd slumber while Fall lays a carpet of leaves upon the forest floor. Her winds gather them together, in profuse number, bronze, russet...Read More

Wayward wind whistles while it weaves A magical maze of colours Through rustling red rampaging leaves, Gems not found in all jewellers, Down they dance on startled strollers; Falling freely in the fast breeze, Garnet gold do a pirouette, Bare branches...Read More

The wisps of climbing clouds float slowly away, brushing the azure of the end-summer’s ashen sky. The returning birds bathe in the glint of the blue bay, in the twilight gleam to the amber nest...Read More

Yosemite’s Ephemeral Autumn Falls Bald giants of swift water smoothed pale granite Mark deep clefts for tumbling summer snowmelt Rush released from frozen streams once frostbit Silver swells - Ribbon Falls in pure ice melt - Ephemeral streams slowed beneath...Read More