FALL INTROGRESSION

The north winds raced across the field picking up speed

Greeting and pushing the trees aside

And swirling around the corners of the house

In a playful arrogant rush

 

The horses darted in and around the cooling wind

With equal mischief and excitement

Kicking up their heels in the air

In direct rebellion and competition with the changing elements

 

The whistling interruption of the hyper air

Synchronized to the exuberant beat of the horses hoofs

And joined hands at the opposite horizons

Partnering with the sky’s stampeding gray clouds

 

It was an aggressive and expected announcement

Of the arrival of an old and dear friend

An Appropriate and suitable escort for

The welcome introgression of the seasonal change

2 thoughts on “FALL INTROGRESSION

    • Thank you Peggy for commenting on “Fall Introgression”. You are always so good to say nice things. I am glad your cat enjoyed it and survived his drama with her head caught in the Kleenex box while you were reading the poem. Still laughing at the thought of that scene! Thanks again!

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