Another Afternoon
Backroad’s autumn drive
Invigorating colors—
Endless leaves’ parade
Almost Gone
Farmer’s pumpkin patch
Invitation to pick some—
Harvest of orange
Cozy and Comfy
Quilted with color
Warmest blanket nearly done—
Each cascading leaf
Transforming Landscape (Haiku Series #350)
Big Sky Buckeye 
So evocative and pleasant. Carpets of fallen leaves are as pleasing to me as trees still displaying their colored leaves; they have scent as well as color.
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Linda, thank you for adding your distinctive voice to this poem. The autumn season offers so many avenues to write from.
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Such pleasing visuals and verses!
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Blessings Vickie. I’m pleased that you experienced the joy shared in this Haiku series.
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“Quilted with color” — A more perfect description I don’t know! 🧡
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Dora, thank you for sharing your enthusiasm for this verse. It’s challenging to boil autumn’s breath with a few poetic thoughts. I guess this encourages any writer to continue with another fresh outlook.
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Wonderful Haiku about the many splendors of Autumn! The one about the pumpkin patch is my favorite. We had lots of pumpkins in the fall on my childhood farm. Baked into pies or carved as jack-o-lanterns. Such memories!
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Blessings Susan. Thanks so much for sharing your memories. Each of them adds to the transforming landscape.
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Lovely autumn reflections! 🙂
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Nancy, I appreciate your readership and encouraging voice.
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Love this season
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In central Ohio, we’re enjoying the final days of autumn’s brilliant colors of yellow, orange, and red.
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=)
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Beautiful!
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Linda, your kind words are immensely appreciated. Nature offers an endless canvas to draw inspiration from.
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