Autumn
As this year has come around
The season changes once again.
The trees have caught on fire at last
After holding off the heat.
The green leaves licked with Red’s tongue
Slowly falling–one by one.
Their carpet covering the ground
Softly muffling all sound.
The air grows cold, from missing them
As it feels bare without its friends,
For they often talk you see
High aloft when rustling.
Days grow shorter, time moves back,
Life slows down, and coats come out.
As kids jump in piles of leaves
Fall has come and settles in.
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Lizzie Ludovico
Lizzie is a nursing student in her second year of college. She was a member of the national honor society in high school, and was twice awarded the Scholastic Art and Writing honorable mention award for poetry.
She enjoys reading, playing the piano, jogging, spending time with friends, and enjoying God's creation in the Sunshine! You can find more of her writing at http://thoughtsofanintrovert.wordpress.com
She enjoys reading, playing the piano, jogging, spending time with friends, and enjoying God's creation in the Sunshine! You can find more of her writing at http://thoughtsofanintrovert.wordpress.com
What delightful wordsmithing! You are an excellent writer. We are so proud of you!
Love
Gram & Poppa
Lizzie’s poem warmed my heart on this chilly day. She is gifted.