fall- poems about 4 seasons

Fall

fall leaf
A breeze,
In my season,
Helps weather turn cold,
The leaves on the trees,
Go red, orange, gold...
Pumpkins are picked,
Cranberries served,
Winged insects,
butterfly
Fly south,
As do some birds...
Reptiles slow,
Getting ready for rest,
Hibernation in winter,
When they rest best…
I come after summer,
Before winter’s freeze,
My name is just autumn,
Or fall if you please...

Fall:
Fall (Autumn) is the season that helps transition summer to winter. It is characterized by shorter days, and cooler weather. In the United States, Fall starts at the end of September on the autumnal equinox- this is when days and nights are both about 12-hours long. After the equinox, days continue to get shorter and shorter throughout the Winter. Fall is often associated with deciduous leaves that change color and drop to the ground, and also the migration of birds and insects to warmer locations where there is a greater abundance of food.

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