Autumn rains lasting for days
Covering the land with mist
Cleansing under cloudy haze
Rising pollen, now dismissed
Harvest pausing, farmers wait
Parking soybeans, left to take
Drying cornstalks, know their fate
Standing ready, combines brake
Creeks filling, slowly at first
Running water, sent ahead
Suspending reservoirs’ thirst
Pausing for now, winter’s dread
Nature’s perfect cycle breathes
Singing praises to the Lord
Watching as autumn unsheathes
Waking when spring comes aboard
Big Sky Buckeye 
Oh beautifully said. Every line like water imagery flows. An enjoyable read…and I love fall rain. Thank you.
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Ditto Suzette! I enjoy these rainy, quiet moments during the autumn season.
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Yes, the quiet in Fall is unique. Blessings on your day🍂
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Seasons ♥️🍂
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Doree, I appreciate you reading and sharing out. Take care and may this week be a blessing for you.
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You are very welcome. Your poem was filled with lots of cozy thoughts 😊, thank you and same to you.
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Autumn rain has such a wonderful smell, too! I loved your poem!
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Susan, I appreciate your kind words. I could live in the autumn season for weeks and weeks.
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wonderful imagery…
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Thanks Jim. I am pleased you enjoyed the poem. Wishing you the best this week.
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same to you, Richard!
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Having grown up on a farm, the imagery is so vivid to me. Fall rain has a very distinct feel and smell, especially in fields ready for harvest. Thanks!
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Thanks for sharing your memory of growing up on a farm. While I grew up in the city, much of my teaching was done in more rural places. Living in Ohio now, I enjoy driving by the nearby fields of corn and soybeans, ready for harvest.
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Reblogged this on From The Darkness Into The Light.
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Pat, thanks again for sharing this poem. I enjoyed writing it so I hope my enthusiasm was present with a few of the words.
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No worries Pat. I appreciate you taking time to read this poem.
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I can smell fresh rain reading this poem
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There are few smells as refreshing as those from rain. Thanks for reading Jim.
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Indeed looking forward to rain this week here in California
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