Harvest Moon waning against the morning sky
It is the season of color
Decorative Maples ablaze
Lapping up the sun with tongues of flame
Shaming Oaks into joining the parade
So frilly, delicate, sensual
Arranged by nature in stunning bouquets
With abundant Goldenrod
Lovely lavender-colored petals fanning out
Hues of red and green, mingled overhead
Walnuts, leaves gone yellow, ready to drop
So much beauty
Lingering, so precious
So...silly!
I love sheep
In case you hadn't heard
And cows, though this is a bit much...
Anyway, sky-blue Chicory blossoms
Brighten the roadsides, still
As barns and bean fields turn, age
Back-lit by autumn splendor
Bits of farms, houses gone
Still gracing our Ohio
A land of hardwoods
And wild-eyed cows
Cornfields and treelines
Orange
Red
Yellow
Oh, to take it all in, a visual murmuration!
Sheer bliss.
4 comments:
Beautious! And silly :)
Wow, what spectacular color! Ours is still a month or so away, and frankly it doesn't compare with yours. Darn! ;)
S
Gorgeous! Thanks for taking us on your October drive through the country.
Makes me want to grab a sweater and munch on a honeycrisp out under the trees!
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