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Autumn, without Summer's knowledge or consent Early this morning, under cover of fog, went out tinting some flora; whispering, "Hurry!" to fauna, For days of steaming in Summer's sauna Are passing quickly, and Autumn's sweet brush of chill Foretells piquant Fall colors and the need to fill Pantries and jars and underground spaces and caches with bounty from various places. We're grateful this day for windows flung wide And the cozy sweater for which we sighed, For simmering cider and pumpkin displays, All thanks to the Father who shortens the days. And Autumn, if Summer catches hold of your sash As you run toward the equinox in your mad dash Just slip off your apron. That's what I would do If I were the one racing toward 9/22.
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Sep 30, 2020
Sep 30, 2020 at 7:31 PM UTC
Autumn's Toe is in the Door
Autumn, without Summer's knowledge or consent Early this morning, under cover of fog, went out tinting some flora; whispering, "Hurry!" to fauna, For days of steaming in Summer's sauna Are passing quickly, and Autumn's sweet brush of chill Foretells piquant Fall colors and the need to fill Pantries and jars and underground spaces and caches with bounty from various places. We're grateful this day for windows flung wide And the cozy sweater for which we sighed, For simmering cider and pumpkin displays, All thanks to the Father who shortens the days. And Autumn, if Summer catches hold of your sash As you run toward the equinox in your mad dash Just slip off your apron. That's what I would do If I were the one racing toward 9/22.
In which I capitalize the names of the seasons and jot off a welcome and instructions for all concerned.
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Sep 30, 2020
Sep 30, 2020 at 7:31 PM UTC
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