A hesitant and sad exit. Trees have been crying leaves for weeks, and soon will be bare.
© 2013 Michael Fiveson
Mike's Look at Life
Photography, memoirs, random thoughts.
A hesitant and sad exit. Trees have been crying leaves for weeks, and soon will be bare.
© 2013 Michael Fiveson
Mike's Look at Life 
Winter is coming. Shiver.
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I hear that.
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I love this! It is a gorgeous time of year.
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Hi Susie. It is lovely and we are sharing it in Colorado. Hope you are doing well.
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Thanks Mike! I went for a run this morning. The golden leaves are gorgeous!
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Good for you Susie. I had no doubt, really.
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There still will be pine trees to admire!
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True that.
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Well-said, Mike…and beautiful photo, too.
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Hi Scott. We share the season by virtue of our close geography. Enjoy your Sunday.
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What a beautiful pic! I adore fall colors!
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Me too. Thanks Lisa.
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Beautiful carpet of leaves.
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That it was. Thanks, Pat.
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Gorgeous fall photos
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Thanks, Marylou.
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Your picture reminded me of a Haiku a friend of mine wrote:
Tears? The autumn leaves
As they fall are heard sighing:
“Our death invokes spring.”
He writes beautifully, you can check his blog fountainofgrace.wordpress.com
cheers
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Cheers.
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I can almost hear the leaves crunching under my feet!! I’m getting out today (oral surgery appointment) but I’m excited!! (how things change the perspective, eh?). Enjoy this day, Mike!
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You too Laurie, take in some fresh air.
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I love the poetry of your words..and the fall image!! Here in Florida we have to sense the season changing is less dramatic ways than the fall of leaves…usually a drier softness in the air and a sweet breeze.
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Thanks Judy. I was stationed in Florida, back in the day, and I remember it well. No Autumn, per se, but great fishing!
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Oh stationed at a military base?
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Yes, a navy air training base.
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I am an army brat but was born on a naval station when Dad was in Korea with his first platoon.
We’re you a pilot?
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No, I was an enlisted man. The pilots were the ones who walked around all amped up and didn’t even talk to us common folk. I was in from 68-72.
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