Fall Poem

A Relaxing Night Around A Campfire

I'm a country guy who appreciates the great outdoors and likes to write about it, hoping others can sense the experience.

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There Is Nowhere I'd Rather Be

© more by Edward J. Dunn

Published by Family Friend Poems January 2021 with permission of the Author.

There is nowhere I'd rather be
Than here, underneath this tree.
The moon high above to see,
A campfire just out in front of me.

Whispers in the wind are heard all around.
Trills, chirps, croaks and a bark abound.
A distant car on gravel makes a new sound.
An acorn falls through the leaves and hits the ground.

The air has cooled to my delight.
A touch of fall is felt tonight.
Summer's grip is not as tight.
The season will change without much fight.

A cloud has covered the moon in the sky.
The fire has dwindled and about to die.
Knowing I have to get up, I let out a sigh.
It was great to be out here for this guy.

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