Is there such a thing as a solemn autumn?
How can that be
When trees decorate themselves with baubles
And colourful clouds
Swirl among their branches
When water glows with lights
From somewhere
Deep within
And lemon-yellow leaves wave to us
from crisp blue skies
The forest may darken earlier in the day
But lights are left on for us to find our way as the sun
Wishes us goodnight
And the Autumn winds play a song
Only the heavy-headed grasses can hear
There is no time for solemn days
When the world is painted gold.
Hello Rosemary!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, autumn pictures.
Is the eighth picture are Canadian maple leaves?
May god bless you.
Greetings from Poland:)*
Beautiful pictures! Wish we had some sunlight to bright up the leaves. Groetjes, Hetty
ReplyDeleteFantastic pictures of autumn scenes !
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Absolutely beautiful to read.
ReplyDeleteI love autumn as it's filled with my three favourite colours - mustard, paprika, and chili. And it smells like apples and smoke :)
Rosemary, a wonderful series of autumn photos!
ReplyDeleteGood mind becomes your photos and your words.
ReplyDeleteAutumn so beautifully described.
Lovely, lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteWork of art!! :)
The one with the seagull and the reflected colors in the water? Magical!! :-D
Beautiful pictures and beautiful colors of autumn leaves. Photo 3 is also great to see. The stalk and our dear little creature there are also beautifully immortalized. Nicely done so with the delicate copywright;-)
ReplyDeleteKind regards, Helma
The next to last photo is beautiful, Rosemary. I love a background of your pictures.
ReplyDeletePretty Autumn!
Autumn in your photos look wonderful, especially with red leaves and a ladybug. Regards.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of photographs off the autumn.
ReplyDeleteThe colors are fantastic.
The ladybug is great.
Best regards, Irma
Rosemary, a wonderful series of autumn photos!
ReplyDeleteGreetings , Annie
Boa tarde, O Outono é uma estão especial pelas lindas cores que nos oferece, suas fotos são maravilhosas.
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