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Glerean Martina

When from the pale sky

the snow falls slowly down

on the naked trees,

animals rest in their silent lairs

people in warm, joyful houses

which sparkle in the white.

Everything stops for a while, freezed

waiting until the nature awakening..

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Tommaso Praturlon

Season of flowers and fresh airs

Who dry the last snow with her warm

Little jewels on the tree branches appear on pairs

It is as beauty as the smile of a mom.

Twitters are heard everywhere

Like your favourite symphony

The whole Nature rises hearing the sounds around here

"It is time to wake up again!" says this melody.

Every color harnessed by the Winter

Now turn out to be the happiest

And every suave smell calls around him his brother and sister

They fly carried by the wind, this season in the best.

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Federico Bot
When summer arrives

the school finally ends,

we start our free lives

and we can stay with friends.

Light all the day

and temperatures are right

so that we can stay

out late in the night.

There’s nothing better

than summer’s sides,

but we have to let Her

and wait next summer arrives.

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Elia Piasentin

It lights the fire of life.
Season of mere passion burning
in the hearth of the living.
Like a gust of wind it spread,
renewing the perished souls
of the dry, grey and sad.

Eat and inhale the fragrances
of joy, love and happiness.
Hear the music, will you?
Feel the hamony of an awoken
world that whirls in delight.

Everyday it shows us the moon
although it came slowly as the sun.
Quick, come out before it is done,
It may not let you feel its tune.
Patiently it waits for you until the long night.

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Beatrice Finati

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Andrea Valentina Pertile

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by J. keats

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JUST FOLLOW THESE SEVEN EASY STEPS AND YOU TOO CAN BE A MASTER
₁ Choose a season as the subject of your poem. Follow Keats’s structure of 3 stanzas of 11 lines each.
2 Keats focuses on the changes in the landscape that occur during autumn to make it concrete. Spend your first stanza doing the same.
3 Be sure to use strong, illustrative verbs in your descriptions. Instead of writing “summer is hot,” write “in summer, the sun scorches the grass into dry brown stalks.” 4 Personification is a form of metaphor. Can you find an apt metaphor for your chosen season? Explore a metaphor in your second stanza.
5 Notice how Keats avoids cliché in describing a sunset. Don’t rely on descriptions that you have heard from other people to fill in your poem. Visualize what you want to describe and then find your own words to describe what you see.
6 Keats points out verbs that bring the sense of hearing into the poem’s imagery. A strong description will address more than one sense. Try to incorporate at least three into your poem.
7 Your last stanza should describe what happens at the end of the season and how it flows into the next. Then you will have written a lyric ode all your own.

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POEM ~ To Autumn by  John Keats with text

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A short animated film by Jeff Scher celebrates the fading (yet somehow glowing) leaves of autumn.Watch:               

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A short animated film by Jeff Scher celebrates the fading (yet somehow glowing) leaves of autumn.Watch:               

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A short animated film by Jeff Scher celebrates the fading (yet somehow glowing) leaves of autumn.