Originally posted on Roth Poetry: The dry weather will affect the Fall colors around here this year. We have not had rain for over a month. Instead of turning yellow, the hickory trees behind our house are simply turning brown and dropping to the ground. The painting above will help us remember how colorful the…

Originally posted on rivrvlogr: their colors aflame shade changing with the season the beauty of leaves This haiku/Haiga/magnetic poetry is my response to Frank Tasone’s #Haikai Challenge #107: Fall Foliage If you want to try magnetic poetry, you can do it online, here.

Originally posted on Waar mijn pen ligt, ben ik thuis: ©Peter Bouchier * vergankelijkheid zonder begin of einde vol melancholie * colours of decay without beginning or end melancholic art * herbstliche Farben ohne Anfang und Ende wehmütige Kunst * couronne d’automne sans fin ou commencement art mélancolique * hjerstige kleuren sûnder in begjin of…

Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes: A gogyohka for Frank Tassone’s weekly challenge. This week is red autumn foliage. The leaves don’t turn here with a spectacular display as they do in some parts of the world. It’s been a hard summer for the trees and many of them were showing signs of stress before…