Prose written,14th September 2000.
Photograph taken by, Theresa Koch
Logs stacked high and ready to burn.
Cranberry's picked for the holidays yearn.
Coats and mittens sit ready to wear.
Ice skates are sharpened I've only one pair.
My cat and my dogs fur grows long and soft.
More blankets to warm me come out of the loft.
The air is growing so crisp and so cool.
All of the children are now back in school.
All pumpkins are picked into pies they will go.
While I sit here waiting for autumns first snow.
The geese are gathering into large flocks.
Brilliant colors glowing in the trees fall a lot.
Moose babies all are fat and fit.
No light there soon will be to my eyes met.
Squirrels chattering move quickly now.
Bunny boots sit ominously in a row.
Snow blower set and revved to go.
Because just around the corner.
We'll have first autumn snow.
There is such a warmth to this cool, Autumnal poem...beautifully written, Theresa! I'm anxiously awaiting the cooler days and nights :o)
Blessings and Love - Micke
I absolutely love this, Theresa. You have recreated and shared the ambiance most effectively via your verses here. Thank you for sharing this wonderful gift. Love and best wishes to you,
So right you are and I love the sense of being prepared and not hating the idea of winter arriving but instead almost embracing it for the beauty it will offer.
fee
Oh how I enjoyed this, now you have me looking for that first snow fall and that in it self is a miracle for I never look for that. Terrific and lovely poem, Best regards, Bonnie
Oh, what a beautiful picture and write; immediately transports the reader to a new and gentler world, makes them relish the first snow. 'Course by the end of the season, you're ready for warmth, any kind of warmth, even a grizzly bear's embrace. LOL Beautiful, image rich verse, very well penned. Like Karen (below) said, wish we'd get snow...
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. (And Karen better not leave without ME.)
I love first snow. Even though I moved to California to get away from it. Howevee, I'm just half an hour away fromn the mountains where I can see and play in all the snow I want;-)You make me look forward to it!Thanks for sharing! ET
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on September 8, 2008
What I miss about the winter, but not driving in it.
Thanks for the memory...
Harold M. Nash
John
Blessings and Love - Micke
Peace and love
Ron
Regis
fee
George
Newfie Hugs, Rose
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. (And Karen better not leave without ME.)
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :)
BEAUTIFUL photo; I'm on my way to Alaska NOW!!!!! *Don't I WISH!!*
Thanks for the memory...
Elizabeth
Mary