Autumn Verse Printable

Did you see this printable when I shared it over at Live Creatively Inspired last month?  I meant to schedule it here for the last day of September, so you could download it and print it and be ready for the month…but I forgot. So here it is today, and if you send it to Costco online, you can pick it up in a hour…just enough time to find a frame and pick a spot in your house to hang it!

I first read this verse from George Cooper’s poem, “October’s Party,” ‘lo these many years ago, and each fall, as I see the leaves start their brilliantly colored twirling, it comes to mind. I’m always impressed that a poem written in the 1890’s still sounds so perfect in today’s techno-crazy world. It reminds us to appreciate the beauty of nature, and the celebration of the changing of the seasons, I think.

I decided to make a printable this year, and then, because I liked both backgrounds, I thought I’d included links to print either. Each time I walk past, the thought of leaves at a party brings a smile to my face. Cedar-ChaosServedDailyChalkboard-ChaosServedDaily

Simply click on the image below to download it…and enjoy!

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These are an 11×14 format, and I printed mine at Costco for about $3 for just the print. You can also get it printed on posterboard for around ten dollars, if you don’t plan to frame it, or just want a posterboard. They would also print as an 5×7 or 8×10 without losing anything.

Enjoy it!

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About Megan

My various hats: mom to three crazy teens and one quirky dog, wife of 27 years to my retired GI Joe, and high school math teacher. After my husband's retirement from the Army, we've settled in the Pacific Northwest. Crafting, cooking, photography, and reading keep me sane (that's a relative term!) and I hope you'll enjoy following along as I navigate the chaos of life!
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4 Responses to Autumn Verse Printable

  1. Elizabeth says:

    I love this poem. I printed one for me and one for my mom. Now, I need to find something for each of the seasons so that I can leave the nice frame up (on my nearly empty walls) all year 🙂

  2. Stephanie A. says:

    I love it! I sure miss reading 19th century poetry. I really need to pick it up again. And this one is perfect for me! Thanks for sharing. 🙂

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