Introduction: The leaves are turning yellow, and the leaves fall one after another when the autumn wind blows, like butterflies flying. The following are poems describing the autumn season, welcome to refer to them. Chapter 1: Poems describing the autumn season
"Letters from Autumn"
The sycamore tree
A yellow leaf falls,
Slowly Falling slowly to the ground.
The wild chrysanthemums on the roadside
smile,
The crickets in the grass
pluck the strings,
< p> Singing sounded in the blue sky,A flock of wild geese flew over...
Ah! A yellow leaf,
It is from autumn
Gold letterhead. Chapter 2: A poem describing the autumn season
"Dancing Fallen Leaves"
Rustling, the wind is blowing.
Gently, the wind stopped.
We are wonderful fallen leaves.
Quiet winter woods,
We dance happily,
Fly up leisurely,
Slide down freely, < /p>
Turn and turn, turn in circles,
Slowly stop.
In the cold wind,
We danced enthusiastically,
Suddenly - the ground floated into the distance,
Suddenly it stopped,
The layers piled up,
dispersed with a roar.
Riding on the strong wind,
Rushing into the sky,
Giggling, spinning with a smile,
Smiling and swaying Pendulum,
We are wonderful fallen leaves.
Chapter 3: Poems describing the autumn season
"Late Autumn"
Text/Du Tiejun
In every dry morning light
I carefully clean my own autumn
Just like cleaning the mirror of the soul
Every yellowed past event
Falls and settles in the passing years
Withered fame
Lost in the sound of cicadas that have long since rested
Waiting for the fish and geese to look up
And the smiles on the grass tips
Let’s shiver together
I often think about the red-stained autumn scene
Maple leaves are everywhere, and the grass is green
I can’t hold back the curtain call. Lingering
Looking back at the autumn water
Looking forward to the blooming flowers and constant applause
I know that spring and autumn are just prophecies
The traces of the plowshare are not It means the fullness of the rice grains
Standing in the shadow of a tree
A self-admiring smile
Will be more brilliant than summer flowers Chapter 4: Describing the autumn season Poems
Autumn (poems)
Text/Cheng Jianping
1 Autumn Song
The heat has burned away
Burning marks on cheeks
The moon comes late
Still somewhat bright
Seems to complain of astringent lateness
Blossoms fall
Clear gauze like snow
Cloud waves clustered with lamps like pillars
A few strands of cool breeze arrived
The remaining red color sang and danced
2 Osmanthus trees
Here
All the luxurious leaves become supporting roles
The luxurious Osmanthus trees become embellishments
Here
All eyes are focused on this tree
Admiring the sun and the petals of the same color
The cool breeze gently touches her face
Bursts of fragrant fragrance and white clouds flew in and out
Inadvertently, the team of wild geese returning south were drunk.