a true autumn day
chorus of dry leaves
swirl in a burst
trapped
in a crisp gust,
a fall frolic
Pat R
10/17/18
Tag Archives: fall
Autumn Wind Talking
The morning wears the humidity like a cloak. Through still air, the cries of the hawk from the tree canopy. He seizes the opportunity to buzz the red tailed squirrels, bringing to a halt their morning romp. The morning gaggle of geese wander through like they own the place. All a part of the morning routine around here.
early morning walk
flutter ripple through trees – soon,
autumn wind talking
Pat R
9/08/18
For Frank Tassone’s Poetry Challenge where the ptompt is Autumn Wind
&
For dVerse Poets Pub Haibun Monday
On my walk.
Whispers of autumn
Autumn
Photographed on my walk this morning
cool air floods the night
as autumn rounds the corner –
first splash of color
Pat R
8/11/18
For Frank Tassone’s haikai Challenge : Autumn Nears
Morning Revelry a # Cherita
Daily Prompt: Mushroom
Haibun
*Photo
Waves of fallen leaves
Being chased by autumn gust
A moving quilt
Twin maples now stand naked
Undressed for fall
No doubt undergoing their
Syrup making phase
It is the oddest thing still,
to get a whiff of maple syrup
Untouched by humans come spring
After these many years,
This amazes me still
blue smoke curls
around burning log
telling tales
Pat R
1/12/17
For
Thotpurge Micropoetry Month
* Photo of a wall of a building Downtown Brooklyn painted mat black and the artist add these doodles. The whole facade, top to bottom, looks like scribbling on chalk board. But this is far from temporary. Fascinating! !
Inevitable Journey
deep into autumn
color of the fallen leaves fade
gone are illusions
inevitable journey
a path we all have to take
Pat R
11/07/17
Micropoetry Month Day 7
Over at Thotpurge. with Rajani. Today we write a tanka. Pop over for a read, and join in..here
Splash of Color
fallen leaves
splash color under
autumn skies
Ooops! We are suppose to be using synonyms, so here goes: –
fallen fronds
splash color under
gray fall skies
Pat R
11/07/17
For
Colleens Weekly Poetry Challenge : Leaves & Autumn
Black Eyed Susan
Something is going on with my black eyed susan. Something funky! Looks like it’s growing another head, or a hat? I never grew them before. The coolest thing about them is that I planted them as seeds early last spring and by summer, I had flowers. Very cool!!
So now, when I thought they should by dying down…I noticed the various stages above. Maybe I just wasn’t paying close enough attention the first time around and this has all happened before.
Does anyone know what is going on?? It’s all very interesting and makes for great photos.
Pat R
10/27/17
