Ellen Grace Olinger
Forsythia leaves are falling now too. The way the light falls on the perennial gardens and paths is beautiful. Daffodils, primroses, ferns, daylilies, and wildflowers will return. Orange pumpkins add bright color to the scene. As wonderful as the flowers were, are, and shall be – this restful beauty is so welcome. I enjoy October colors, and then November as well.
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November Wisconsin countryside
Bare trees elegant against the sky
Colors in the landscape muted now
October’s glory is gone
And love grows eternally
SMILE
Fall/Winter 2008 – 09
SMILE, a large print journal, was edited and published by Joyce M. Johnson.
forsythia with leaves
and orange pumpkin
in November yard sun
books new and old
to read by the window
November day
one small flower
in the garden
sun and wind
some gold leaves stay
on the tree branch
November garden
fallen leaves so much has died
a single rose blooms
An old poem still new – always beauty, always hope.
Published in Pegasus, SMILE, and The Discerning Poet.
sometimes poems
are gifts in the morning
I read and then
outside the tall trees
green and gold in wind
This is a new poem from my site, Poems From Psalms And Nature.
October days
and November in sight
frost on the ground
