Autumn poems poetry

Autumn • Poem by Ellis Nightingale

Love this cozy season? These autumn poems celebrate Fall from poets like Mary Oliver, Gwendolyn Brooks, and more. Read them now (cozy mug of tea optional).

I have mixed feelings about autumn. In some ways, I love it. The weather is beautiful, and I love fall colors and foods, but knowing it's only going to get colder and darker make me love it less. Still, there is something to be said about autumn that helps me be mindful of what I have and enjoy it now. Autumn breezes softly comeWith scents of cider and cinnamon.They swell and swirlAnd build to a torrentOf red, purple, and gold. The crispness eases the summer heat,And tells the ground—Prepare…

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