gazing at the hills
bountiful colors of fall
reds browns and yellows
By Amy (Fabulousfilly@aol.com)
DENSE COLORFUL
FOILAGE
HIDES WILDLIFE FROM VIEW
By Sharon (Sunyskys1943@aol.com)
Mixed autumn palette
Daubing the tall mountainside
Nature's gallery.
By Doris (Toto38@aol.com)
Magnificent trees,
capturing all fall colors
A majestic scene
By Cara (Cara617@aol.com)
Balsam fir trees, with
their tall green steeples, set off
the bright yellow leaves
By Marilyn (LaraOct7@aol.com)
underneath the trees
I look up and marvel at
breathtaking color
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pathways thru the woods
old as time, obscured by leaves
lead to mountaintop
By susi (Texaswishr@aol.com)
EACH AUTUMN THE TREES
CHANGE THEIR SUMMER COLORS
FOR OUR VIEWING PLEASURE
By Mikey (Norma1223@aol.com)
Autumn glory shines
Cool sunlit hill awakens
Colors peak with frost
By Phyllis Ann (Starbird55@comcast.net)
A STYLE FOR FALL
FOR THE FALL SEASON
KENO WEARS A LUSTY STOLE
OVER SHOULDER STYLE
DRAMATIC IMPACT
NEW LIFE TO THE DYING LEAVES
BLOSSOMING ANEW
HAUTE COUTURE FOR CHILL
IT WILL BE DISCARDED SOON
AS GROWING THINGS REST
By Bob (C1ydeBunky@aol.com)
Trees have a party.
Fine colors they are sporting.
Flirting with Winter.
By Swampetta (SWAMPETTA@aol.com)
Ride on county road
See sunshine turned leaves golden
Perfect Fall color
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Onward to mountain
See tall sturdy green pines
Winter home for wild life
By Lilly (Lilprincessitali@aol.com)
winter prowls trees
huddled together wait fall
gasping one last breath.
By Diana (writerworks@live.com)
Towering granite tors
interspersed bright fall colors
welcome, fall again
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Needles among leaves
green pines offer the contrast
deciduous change
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Fall, mountain panorama
granite tors, backdrop for trees
lovely the colors
By Tom (tomWYO@aol.com)
How I love Thee, Fall,
With your God-painted hues,
Bursting your Glory.
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Brilliance waterfalled,
Mothered by higher hills
Gaspingly lovely.
By Norma (Twi1ite@sbcglobal.net)
Green vegetation
at the feet of the mountain
its rocks feel envy.
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(Spanish version)
Verde vegetación
al pie de la montaña
sus rocas sienten envid ia.
By Emiliano (Poeta48@aol.com)
Reserved