Nov
10
Autumn Poems
Filed Under Autumn
Besides the autumn poets sing,
A few prosaic days
A little this side of the snow
And that side of the haze.
~Emily Dickinson
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October gave a party;
The leaves by hundreds came -
The Chestnuts, Oaks, and Maples,
And leaves of every name.
The Sunshine spread a carpet,
And everything was grand,
Miss Weather led the dancing,
Professor Wind the band.
~George Cooper, “October’s Party”
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May your week be filled with Joy in every way.
Stop by and visit Ms Susan at Out door Wednesday.
TTFN ~~ Claudia ♥ ♥
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DipityRoad – AKA – Claudia
See, Serendipity is alive and well! (happy finding). Join me on our Dipity Road as we explore my passion of photography, design and all things artsy. Thanks so much for visiting! PLEASE BE SURE TO LEAVE A COMMENT, I love knowing you stopped by. Any photographs used on my blog will be strictly my work, unless I state otherwise. TTFN (tah tah for now) Claudia~~Friday- Finding Beauty~~
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Oh Claudia
You did it again.. beautiful. You made my night brighter. I’m sad today.
Happy OW
Love Claudie
xoxoxoxoxo
Ooooh! I love those fiery reds! What a great foliage!
I love both the poems and the photographs, Claudia! Happy Outdoor Wednesday!
XO Pat
Love that row of trees. A beautiful coral/pink/orange – just the perfect color.
Lovely words to go with lovely photographs.
Joyce M
I’ve always enjoyed this poem. It is one of my favorites. Thanks for sharing. The photo is amazing! ~ Sarah
Absolutely beautiful post. I enjoyed tho photos and poems. Thank you.
Have a great rest of the week <i>~Really Rainey~</i>
What a lovely poem and I love your picture.
Is that last picture you posted a photograph or a painting!?!!
My O W is a nearby marshland with waterfowl and Autumn colors…and a surprise L N Monster visit!!!
<a href=”http://hootin–anni.blogspot.com/2009/11/click-either-button-to-j oin-read-more.html”>Come by and see</a>
Lovely poem and paintings/photos!
I explored the <a href=”http://www.mycountryroads.com/2009/04/out-of-shape.html”>Jogging trail</a> this time.
Beautiful photos. the line of Autumn tree is just stunning. The colors are awesome.
Well done!
Beautiful photos, and the poems were perfect. That second shot is just breathtaking. And I love the last line of the Cooper poem “Professor Wind, the band”. How wonderful!
I enjoyed the poetry, Claudia. Thanks for sharing.
Those trees are simply goregous. You did a very nice job putting these lovely sights with great words.
What a stunning photo. Thanks so much for sharing it with us today. Have a great Outdoor Wednesday.
Hello Claudie,
As usual, you have a fabulous post! I always look forward to your Outdoor Wednesday posts. Both pictures are beautiful.
Thank you for a lovely post.
~ Tracy
The dark and cold of fall shows so well in the first photo but then the sun comes out as it is right here right now and the beautiful warm colors of the leaves warm up the day with the sun.
gret overlay on your first photo! Love the fall pics!
The poems you’ve chosen go so well with the photos.
Wonderful post! Beautiful photos and poetry!
Perfect poems!
Hi Claudia,
I enjoyed the poems you selected, they are my style! We did not have much of a summer in my area, but the autumn has been wonderful. However, my hubby bought a new snow blower for the inevitable winter that is on the horizon.
I’m glad you enjoyed my Dubai piece. I’m working on a post I will run on A Beautiful life that gives the background how I ended up so far from home. Have a nice weekend.
Cathy
Love it! Thanks!!
thank you for adding this in the comments over at shutter sisters.that bottom photo is STUNNING!
xo kristin
The trees are simply gorgeous!!
Nice–reminds me of an old poetry book that has been in my family for eons!
What BEAUTIFUL Autumn images and poetry
Hugs and blessings,
Your photos are amazing! I enjoyed my visit here and will be back!
Take care,
Carolyn