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- absence of light
painted white pumpkins
painted white pumpkins
decorated with curling vines
colorful asters
multi-hued autumn leaves
gentler than jack-o-lanterns
with quiet joy, rather than horror
hunter’s moon
hunter’s moon
hunter’s moon whitewashed
the field in the night
highlighting evergreen boughs
as though laden with snow
leaving little place for a deer
to hide
yet this morning an antlered buck
pranced through my yard
alive and well
to my relief
fall of yellow
An original poem by MaryJane Nordgren
a breeze
and its rain of yellow
leaves, warmth
of a golden summer
sun grown ripe
ready for the fall
october gratitude
flashes of exotic color
bright sunlight filtered
by autumn-tinted leaves
brilliant, exotic flashes
of unsung colors
quicken my pulse
awaken my need to give thanks
wet tinged
welcome autumn rain
rain
not as in florida’s torrents, but gentle, welcome
the first time in months my lawn has been tinged
with green rather than straw brown