One Deep Breath-Delicious Autumn
Summer's on the wane
green glory slipping into gold
harbinger of fall
A visual feast
nourishes my hungry soul
for the long winter
There's no doubt about it, autumn is here. Daylight arrives later and later, while dusk falls earlier and earlier. I've been keeping my eye on this tree, which grows more crimson every day. I love the colors of fall, along with all the other delights of the season - new sweaters, fires in the hearth, hearty soups for dinner, and snuggling under the covers at night. From now on, I'll be busy storing up all these delights in preparation for the dreary cold of winter.
14 Comments:
Stunning photograph and haiku!
so lovely, I love soups and fires too! Definately my fav season!
"harbinger." Such a great word. Thanks for reminding me about soups! Another great fall thing. PS: How do you get your beautiful pictures on your blog?
This makes me almost want the colder weather. Almost.
These were lovely and made me wantt to eat at your house this winter. LOL (no offense to my man).
I am busy trying to store up all the vit. B from the last bit of sunshine on those bright fall sunny days. Then I'll take to soups and fireplace. Love your haiku and the photo.
Great haiku ... I love the beginnings of fall. And it seems to have come all of a sudden this year.
a visual feast of a photo you've shared with us there too - great post :-)
beautiful poem for a beautiful photo :)
the words you choose slay me every time :-) but the real charm of your writing is that you put them together so darn well! (that didn't sound TOO envious, did it? :-)
Nice, I love thinking of fall as a visual feast!
It is such a beautiful time of the year. I loved your haiku.
yes, it's a good excuse to indulge in comforting food! i like a bit of cullen skink with rustic bread! ;o)
lovely haiku becca.
hey, you could photograph your tree in its various stages through autumn. might look nice grouped together.
Soups and fires are some of the compensations of winter - but open fires will be banned here soon, too much air pollution. Lovely haiku.
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