Autumn Morning

Same

Julie Helle
AUTUMN MORNING

The air is clear and crisp and cold,

Trees are turning red and gold.

Night chill slowly fades away

As morning sun takes over day.

A squirrel runs across the street

Hoping he'll no traffic meet,

With a nut held in his jaw

To bury with his tiny paw.

Geese fly south within their V

Hoping soon new lands to see,

Where tropic air will warm them till

Where they left has lost its' chill.

Leaves float slowly to the ground

Making not a single sound.

The land is waiting quietly

For winter to come silently.

Published by Julie Helle

I was born in Portland,Oregon, and moved to Iowa when I was 5 years old. I had two daughters, went into human service work, divorced, remarried, became widowed, and moved back to Portland.  View profile

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