Hello all, Björn here, we have now passed the Autumn Equinox. Evenings come early and we are entering a darker period here in the Northern Hemisphere. Here some of the trees are already showing some red and orange, but while mornings are chilly, we may still have some time to experience some warmth from the sun. Soon it will be time to bring in the flowers from their summer time on the balcony. This early part of autumn is one of comfort but I know that we will have darkness and autumn rain. I am hoping to forage for mushrooms but so far there have not been a lot to find.

Fall, leaves, fall
By Emily Brontë
Fall, leaves, fall; die, flowers, away;
Lengthen night and shorten day;
Every leaf speaks bliss to me
Fluttering from the autumn tree.
I shall smile when wreaths of snow
Blossom where the rose should grow;
I shall sing when night’s decay
Ushers in a drearier day.
How is it where you live?
Today it is Open Link and you are free to link up any one poem to Mr Linky below, but if you prefer i supply you with a mini prompt of Autumn Equinox or if you prefer you may use this image by Alphonse Mucha
I visited an exhibition about his art and it was so interesting. You probably recognize him for his art nouveau posters for everything from theaters to advertising soap. In the second part of his Career he returned from Paris to his homeland of Czechoslovakia and painted a series of paintings called The Slav Epic depicting the history of the slave people around the world and especially Czechs. He died in 1939 just before the beginning of the full outbreak of the second world war. His paintings had to be hidden under Nazi occupation.
When you have written your poem to the blog with a link back to dVerse, enter it by providing a direct link using Mr Linky below.
Don’t forget to read and comment on the other entries, have fun and smile.
If you are available we have set up a video meeting where we read and share our poetry on Saturday September 26 at 4 pm CET (or 10 AM Eastern Time). Just follow the link below:
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/ueq-dzhz-uwg

Good evening everyone… tonight we have some homebrewed cider, or if you so prefer apple-juice with some sourdough bread and mature cheese… coffee and tea as well.
Hi Björn. It is still warm and humid here. But nights have cooled down a bit.
I would love some sourdough bread and cheese with a shot of espresso. Thanks.
I believe that your cool is my warm… sourdough with cheese and espresso coming up…
It is…
Thanks. 🙂
Hello Bjorn and all,
Fashionably late 😀 but I just couldn’t resist writing inspired by Emily Bronte. Home brewed cider for me please ❤️❤️
Happy Thursday everyone!
There is nothting better than apples in fall.. so cider it will be.
Lovely prompt! I hope I have responded appropriately. xoxo
Nice… soon off to read
I was ready to amble down to the campfire, good thing I changed direction! Hoping to join Saturday (morning @7:00) for the group read!! Apple Cider for this lady! Home brewed a real treat.
I missed much of summer with my flighty health, along with Pimms and strawberries! Do you still have any at the bar..? I have posted a poem I wrote for Merril’s prompt back in August, which carried me on a little flight of fantasy as time flitted away… I hope this is OK? I haven’t posted to one of these before, let me know if this is wrong…. 💞Suzanne
For Open Link you are free to post any poem… it does not have to fit any prompt in reality. Pimms and Strawberries sounds perfect… of course we can offer that.
Yummy thank you
Hi Bjorn thank you for hosting OLN. I am an apology for tomorrow’s live gathering sadly, I will be travelling.
I hope it is not a sad travelling… you will be missed.
Actually – visiting grandchild and children lots of fun. Thank you for your kind words too.
Gorgeous fall foliage in the photo and beautiful painting as well. 🍂
The autumn colors are from last fall, not quite as colored yet.
Thank you for hosting! Posting late, and I have a lot of catch up reading to do. I’d love some of your sourdough bread and cheese with my morning coffee.
We have a lot of wind now from the nor’easter, and we’re just at the edges of it.
Sourdough is freshly baked so it is a great choice.