Thursday, October 09, 2025

Poetry Friday: October 10 by Wendell Berry


Here's a short, perfect (and perfectly-timed) autumn poem by Wendell Berry. Serendipitous. 
(Did you know Berry has a new novel out? My copy is winging its way to my house as I type. Thanks, Bookshop.org!

October 10
by Wendell Berry

Now constantly there is the sound,
quieter than rain,
of the leaves falling.

Under their loosening bright
gold, the sycamore limbs
....
(read the rest here.) 

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1 comment:

Linda B said...

Berry knows how to touch us, doesn't he? "And the night grows". Exactly what my neighbor and I were talking about a few days ago. She has kids who want so much to be out... later! FYI - I love Bookshop.org -a special place on line, isn't it? Thanks, Karen!