geese gathering honking in the fields,
early morning mist low over the trees,
bright turning leaves
and the five glowing colours of rowan berries,
spider webs draped over hedgerows
where robins wistfully sing,
magical light glowing
transforming stone to gold,
deer alert in a herd under
a yellow frost-moon
the hedgehog's prickled ball
waiting
A List Poem for Miss Rumphius Monday Poetry Stretch
That is beautiful. It really does remind me of landscape painting, the way you lead the eye and the touch of bird song in the middle. That is a very beautiful poem.
ReplyDeleteFabulous, Ity makes me pine for the riverside walks where I used to live.
ReplyDeleteI agree it is beautiful! draws a lovely picture of nature.
ReplyDeleteLove the images of "the five glowing colours of rowan berries" and "a yellow frost-moon", Juliet.
ReplyDeleteI love your header. The list poem gives me such a picture in my head of fall. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThe hedgehog at the end was a crowning touch.
ReplyDeletereally just lovely. I'm right there with you as I read it.
ReplyDeleteConjures up a lovely picture of Autumn.
ReplyDeleteA delightful autumn scene - love the ending with the hedgehog waiting. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi CGP!
ReplyDeleteNice Poem...
btw, i came to inform that i have a new one at my Certain Kind of woman blog.
just thought of informing the bloggers i visit regularly..Take your time, but hope you will find time for it :-)
wishes!
devika
a beautiful description, like finding a field of flowers in the desert
ReplyDeletewonderful impressions beautifully strung together
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. Love that name for the moon. On my farmer's almanac calendar this month's moon is the beaver moon! Where is the poetry in that?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images, particularly the five colours. And the hedgehog finishes it off beautifully!
ReplyDelete"waiting" is a most effective finale to this.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I agree the last line is wonderful.
ReplyDeletesuch wonderful imagery, as always in your poems!
ReplyDeleteThe 'five glowing colours' are so intriguing!
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