Autumn is icumen in, With all its tricks, Its treats and whims.
I can't mourn Summer's passing; Those days Of idle slumber. Summer suns And midnight moons, The silhouettes of June; Holiday highs, Mad July; The robust garden Lust of August.
I won't.
Autumn air Affronts my senses, The Arctic cool Dips and rules. The moss has left The trees; Arthritic twigs Let lose The leafs.
*Autumn is icumen in
Autumn, With its foils And foibles, Rakes us in With harlequin sins, And all its Wherewithal. Embrace your fall.
*Winter is icumen in
I borrowed "icumen in" from a 9th century anonymous poet, in a bit called, "Summer is icumen in."