Dreaming of Winter

Leaves are turning red in fall.
Watch the geese go somewhere new.
With a conscience true may all
Of winter’s sorrows not turn you.

26 thoughts on “Dreaming of Winter”

1. In some ways, I’ve always thought autumn was nature’s cruelty thrust upon us…..that glorious color that regales…then falls to leave a monotone world of skeletal trees. It’s like she yanks the rug right from under us….from brilliance to the depths of tepid dull.

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   1. Thank you, Lillian!

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2. I’ll muddle through winter with thoughts of autumn and spring, my favorite seasons.

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   1. Thank you, Ken!

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3. The beauty of fall is also a stark reminder of the barren boughs to come.

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   1. Thank you, Bjorn!

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4. True, may sorrows not turn anyone into a wintry personality!

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   1. Yes, they may. Thank you, Jenna!

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5. When I think about Autumn, I think about colour. Rarely do I connect it to winter. Perhaps because I want winter to stay at a distant AND because it’s almost Summer here. 😉

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   1. Autumn and Spring are beautiful times, bookends to winter. Thank you!

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      1. I like that. I might use it sometime. 😉

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6. A great wish for fall!

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   1. Thank you, Dwight!

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7. Beautiful photos as always. The winter months are good for turning inward I think. (K)

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   1. Thank you, Kerfe!

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8. Poignant.

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   1. Thank you, Petru!

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9. I always enjoy your photos, Frank…so beautiful where you live. Here in the south there’s little change yet to come to tell us that fall is here. Most autumns are still quite warm but I have lived in a seasonal place before with quite severe winters so sure understand the change you’re describing here. Including winter’s sorrows!
   Gayle ~

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   1. Thank you, Gayle!

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10. very sweet, “winter sorrows not turn you” .. may you have a long fall!

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    1. Thank you, Kate!

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       1. most welcome Frank!

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11. This poem inspired me Frank. It’s very beautiful.

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    1. Thank you, Nitin!

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12. Spring Love Stays Warm
    True to Winter’s Spring..:)

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    1. Thank you, Fred!

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