Brian & Tom: I love fall too. It always feels like a new beginning. I think it has something to do with the "back to school" imprints left on my mind years ago.
Jeff: See, that's the trouble with procrastination. Some things just won't wait. Like summer.
Thank you for your nice comments, Everyone. I'm a big fan of fall. And it is a great time to wander with a camera. Mother Nature uses her best colors to paint fall here in New England.
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oh very nice patti...love the pick and the simplicity of this one...and i for one am glad...i love fall.
ReplyDeleteNoooooo! I've not enjoyed my summer yet!
ReplyDeleteyeah, i love fall.
ReplyDeletebut i hate what follows.
Brian & Tom: I love fall too. It always feels like a new beginning. I think it has something to do with the "back to school" imprints left on my mind years ago.
ReplyDeleteJeff: See, that's the trouble with procrastination. Some things just won't wait. Like summer.
I like this picture, how the water looks like broken shards of glass... And the colors of the leaves, reflecting in the water, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful haiku. Gonna read your other entry
ReplyDeleteI love the notion of autumn leaves as summer's shards. Nice.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how much can be said with just a few well chosen words. Lovely picture also...
ReplyDeleteGreat haiku. Powerful in so few words. I'm a fall fan myself :-)
ReplyDeleteSooooo soon!
ReplyDeleteSo sadly beautiful, may our souls be soothed by the golden brown blankets of fall.
ReplyDeleteHaiku is my favorite. This is perfect. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your nice comments, Everyone. I'm a big fan of fall. And it is a great time to wander with a camera. Mother Nature uses her best colors to paint fall here in New England.
ReplyDeletestunning imagery.
ReplyDeleteu never fail to amaze!
and begins the fiery kaleidoscope of autumn...
ReplyDeleteBut not yet. I live in the south and don't see this display, but I grew up in the north and autumn was my favorite season.
Oh wow I love this especially the ending - great poem :)
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