For the Love of Leaves: A Fall Poem
Vibrant colors of light and flame
Dance before my eyes as the autumn wind blows
A sight of wild beauty untamed
As the trees sway in the direction that the cool breeze goes
The season of harvest and enchantment has arrived
Pumpkins, apples, and corn all abound
The smell of apple cider, roasted corn, and pumpkin pie
Induce smiles from all those gathered round.
Delicious memories to be made during this lovely time of year
Another chance to show our love for those whom we hold dear.
Published by Ruth Carter
Ruth is a homeschooling mother of three and the wife of a Marriage and Family Therapy graduate student. She holds a Master s degree in counseling and has worked in a number of different settings with a varie... View profile
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