Tag Archives: fall

Siren Song – The Call of Autumn

Posted on September 28, 2016 by joanneeddy

“Autumn is the Mellow Time.” William Allingham “Delicious Autumn, my very soul is wedded to it…” George Elliot The last several mornings on my back porch have been filled with Goldilocks perfection, just warm enough, just cool … Continue reading →

Posted in Inklings | Tagged Autumn, change of the seasons, colored leaves in autumn, fall, fall fog, harvest, life's bounty, migrating geese, migrating geese in autumn, poetry about geese, poetry for fall, Siren Song, Siren Song the Call of Autumn, the bounty of fall, The Call of Autumn, the calls of geese, the fullness of life | 15 Comments

A Different Angle – Fall and the Quality of Light

Posted on September 16, 2012 by joanneeddy

When I was growing up every child in school counted down the days to summer vacation. At summer’s end, we took up our busy lives once more, starting a new school year, a new chance at learning and relationships. Even … Continue reading →

Posted in Inklings | Tagged Autumn, autumn leaves, Cape Cod, Cape Cod Canal, fall, light, Marianne Williamson, perspectives on life, refraction, Season, seasons of our lives, September, summer, sunset | 6 Comments

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Siren Song – The Call of Autumn

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