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Poem by Ellis Parker Butler
October
The forest holds high carnival to-day,
And every hill-side glows with gold and fire;
Ivy and sumac dress in colors gay,
And oak and maple mask in bright attire.
The hoarded wealth of sober autumn days
In lavish mood for motley garb is spent,
And nature for the while at folly plays,
Knowing the morrow brings a snowy Lent.
Ellis Parker Butler
Poem Theme: Autumn
Ellis Parker Butler's other poems:- The Final Tax
- A Culinary Puzzle
- The Wood Nymph
- To Jessica, Gone Back to the City
- To Marguerite
Poems of the other poets with the same name:
Edward Thomas October ("The green elm with the one great bough of gold") Dinah Craik October ("IT is no joy to me to sit") William Bryant October ("Ay, thou art welcome, heaven’s delicious breath!") Alice Cary October ("Not the light of the long blue Summer") Rose Cooke October ("There comes a time of rest to thee") Paul Dunbar October ("OCTOBER is the treasurer of the year") Paul Hayne October ("THE passionate Summer's dead! the sky's a-glow") John Payne October ("OCTOBER, May of the descending days") Hilaire Belloc October ("Look, how those steep woods on the mountain’s face") Ella Wilcox October ("Gone are the Spring and Summer from the year") Elinor Wylie October ("Beauty has a tarnished dress") Robert Frost October ("O hushed October morning mild") Ina Coolbrith October ("THE summer-rose is dead") Edgar Guest October ("Days are gettin' shorter an' the air a keener snap")
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